Threads ‘first credible threat’ to Twitter as 100m sign up in under a week
Threads' base now stands at almost a third of the 350 million users that Twitter is believed to have.
‘No backbone, no integrity, no leadership’: Sunak to skip vote on Privileges Committee report
It was hoped that the PM would make an appearance to give his chief whip license to draw up a tougher code of conduct.
Seventh SNP MP confirms he will not stand in next general election
Falkirk MP John McNally, 72, has said he wants to spend more time with his family after eight years at Westminster.
Thousands hospitalised with malnutrition as ‘Victorian’ illnesses back in Britain
"This isn’t about the health system, it’s about the social determinants of ill health, indicative of the last 15 years of austerity.”
Where’s the media? Rescuers search for missing migrant boat carrying 200 people
Aid group Walking Borders say many children are on board, with two similar boats carrying dozens more people also said to be missing.
Brexit could see Vauxhall abandon Luton after over 100 years
With 70 per cent of vans being exported into mainland Europe, tariffs could make the future of the plant unworkable.
Pressure mounts on BBC as it deals with presenter explicit photo claims
The corporation has been in touch with the police alongside conducting its own inquiries and talking to the young person’s family.
EU and New Zealand sign free trade agreement that could boost trade by 30%
The 'ambitious, balanced and green' deal also includes entry into the Horizon science project in a bitter blow to Britain.
BBC SUSPENDS staff member over explicit photo claims
The corporation said it was made aware of a complaint in May but that new allegations of a ‘different nature’ were brought to them on Thursday.