BBC pushes ahead with charging over 75s licence fee
Age UK has urged the broadcaster to scrap the decision, saying pensioners rely on their free TV license more than ever.
10,000 jobs axed in one morning as scale of job crisis becomes clear
Burger King, Rolls-Royce, John Lewis and Boots all announced significant cuts to their workforce today.
UK may face decades of tax rises after coronavirus crisis – IFS
IFS director Paul Johnson said that a “reckoning, in the form of higher taxes” would have to come eventually.
Six in ten people in Spain want Brits to stay away this summer
Britain has the highest number of Covid-19 deaths in Europe, and the third highest in the world after the US and Brazil.
Police community share ‘thin blue line’ logo in support of serving officers
The 24 hour silence comes on the back of a spate of violent attacks in which officers have been injured.
129,000 new coronavirus cases recorded across US, Brazil and India
The three nations account for more than 60 per cent of new cases, according to recent tallies from Johns Hopkins University.
Leaked letter reveals panic in Number 10 over border plans
"It's a bit late for the border still not to be ready", concerned members of the ERG have reportedly said.
Chancellor under fire from Labour over ‘meal deal’ offering for Britain
"Businesses will continue to struggle unless the public are given the confidence they need to go out and start spending money again.”
Tractors descend on Parliament to protest trade deals undermining British food standards
Protestors headed to the capital ahead of the Agriculture Bill’s return to the Lords on Thursday.