Officials ‘fear Ghislaine Maxwell might take her own life in custody’
Federal officials have taken away her sheets and made her wear paper clothes in custody.
Starmer condemns £1.3 billion ‘bung’ to second home owners
Labour say the Treasury has "slipped out" the announcement amid a slew of coronavirus relief schemes.
Billionaire Brexiteer considers shifting car production to France
Sir Jim Ratcliffe said last year that he is backing Britain - adding that we will thrive without EU.
Failing Grayling lined up to chair influential Intelligence Committee
His first challenge will be to decide when – and if – to release the long-awaited report into alleged Russian interference in UK politics.
At least 150,000 jobs cut or put at risk during lockdown
The list of job losses in full.
Number of emergency food parcels handed out more than doubles
Food bank network IFAN is urging the Government to stop relying on the compassion of volunteers to fill an “ever-growing gap”.
‘Red wall’ gripes over Corbyn leadership are misplaced – here’s why
Sunak is acting like a socialist in conservative clothing - to suggest Labour would have followed a different approach is absurd.
Significant divergences still between Brussels and UK on trade deal, EU says
Meetings will continue in Brussels next week and the next round of negotiations will take place in the week of July 20 in London.
Plans to turn ex-Battle of Britain airfield into ‘global freight hub’ approved
Covid-19 has put a spotlight on the “fragility and inflexibility” of the UK’s air cargo network.