No government minister contacted Thomas Cook bosses in the six days leading up to its collapse
Government ministers from Germany, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Bulgaria did contact bosses.
Boris Johnson slammed for Garden Bridge failures
The London Assembly said it was an “appalling waste of public money” that was spent in order to fulfil Boris Johnson’s pet project
World War II paratrooper says Brexit is “breaking his heart” on his 100th birthday
“After all that struggle and all the sacrifice”, the UK is now in danger of losing our community as a United Kingdom, he said.
Irishman gives mourners one final laugh with a pre-recorded message from his coffin
The video has gone viral after he was laid to rest this weekend.
Independent Scotland could be an investment magnet, Nicola Sturgeon to say
Being in both the single market as well as being the “closest neighbour to our friends in the rest of the UK” will give Scotland the “best of both worlds”.
Esther Duflo becomes second woman to win Nobel prize in economics for “experimental approach to alleviating poverty”
She said: “Showing that it is possible for a woman to succeed and be recognised for success I hope is going to inspire many, many other women to continue working and many other men to give them the respect that they deserve like every single human being.”
Boris Johnson’s “pathetic publicity stunt” brought shame upon the Royal Family today
The Prime Minister used an elderly head of state for his political advantage, delivering an uncosted wish list sprinkled with populist hyperbole.
Queen’s Speech dubbed “farcical” by Abbot as Johnson unveils “uncosted wish list”
Boris Johnson will set out plans to crackdown on violent and foreign criminals today in a bid to “restore confidence” in the justice system.
Government accused of suppressing votes as plans to introduce compulsory photo ID are leaked
26 ballots out of 51,400,000 cast in 2015 faced allegations of in-person voter fraud. By contrast, around 5.6 million UK adults have no passport or driver’s licence.