Caps on political donations considered by ministers as Musk mulls $100m Reform bung
"A cap on political donations is an essential move to protect our fragile democracy", the Good Law Project said.
Post-Brexit ETA puts ‘bread-and-butter success story of the Good Friday Agreement’ at risk
Soon, visitors to the island will be required to pay and register for an ETA, even for short coach journeys to the north.
Covid corruption commissioner gets to work
The first task will be reviewing the £8.7 billion of PPE that had to be written off the government's books.
Nigel Farage set for 38th appearance on Question Time
Only Charles Kennedy has appeared on the flagship BBC show more times.
Sodo Pizza: The minimal miles pioneers using charcuterie from Islington and Acton mozzarella
Their sourdough base is made from on-site milled grains and a starter dating back 200 years.
Musk could sidestep overseas donation laws by donating to Farage through UK branch of X
Requests for comment at Twitter's press office were greeted with a poo emoji.
European Federation of Journalists to stop posting content on X
The EFJ represents over 295,000 journalists in 44 countries.
Internet unites in unprecedented condemnation of Gregg Wallace
Wallace dismissed complaints about him as coming from a handful of "middle-class women of a certain age".
MPs vote in favour of allowing assisted dying
The historic vote, by 330 in favour to 275 against, came after five hours of passionate debate.