Patel bullying inquiry must be published as soon as possible – Labour
Multiple reports say she has been cleared of breaching the ministerial code.
Coronavirus cases pass 1 million mark in US
The country’s death toll from Covid-19 has surpassed the 58,220 service personnel killed in Vietnam.
New Zealand eases lockdown as coronavirus tamed in Australasia
In Australia, authorities have reopened Sydney’s Bondi Beach to swimmers and surfers.
Sunak unveils 100% state-guaranteed loans of up to £50,000 for small firms
The loans, which will have the interest paid by the Government for the first 12 months, will be available from 9am next Monday.
Nationwide silence to be held in memory of key workers who have died in pandemic
Government workers will be asked to take part and Boris Johnson’s official spokesman said it is hoped others will participate across the UK.
PM: Coronavirus like unexpected and invisible mugger
Boris Johnson reflected on his own close-run experience with Covid-19 following his return to work.
Is the government up to its old tricks at press briefings?
According to reports the Sunday Times has been barred from briefings following a run of negative coverage.
Toddler and three-year-old boy stabbed to death in Ilford
A 40-year-old man has also been taken to hospital for treatment.
Covid-19 loans providing just 2% of cash needed to cover unpaid bills – research
New research by payments service bePayd said money needs to flow faster to cover the £212.8bn in unpaid invoices due to SMEs.