Justin Welby set for historic intervention in House of Lords over government’s Rwanda plans
Lord Paddick has proposed a 'fatal motion' aimed at stopping the legislation in its tracks at its first Lords hurdle.
Shameless Rees-Mogg reveals Trump’s ‘not guilty’ verdict and questions US legal system
E. Jean Carroll was awarded $5 million in damages following the landmark verdict, which could derail Trump's re-election plans.
US jury finds Trump sexually abused woman and then defamed her by branding her a liar
E. Jean Carroll was awarded $5 million in compensatory and punitive damages.
Starmer refuses SEVEN TIMES to rule out coalition with Lib Dems
He did say he was “absolutely clear there are no terms in which we will do a deal with the SNP”, however.
Rishi Sunak flies to Southampton and back on taxpayer’s wallet
It is the latest short trip the Prime Minister has taken by air rather than rail. The equivalent train fare would cost £53 return.
New York Times explains why the Conservatives are going nowhere – even if they lose the next election
"The Conservatives have created a nation in their image, ensuring a degree of Tory rule even when out of government".
Revealed: The 20 worst British breakfast fails
Burnt toast, overcooked 'dippy' eggs and cremated bacon are amongst the biggest breakfast sins, a survey of Brits has found.
Starmer: Local elections show British public is ‘crying out for a change’
Sir Keir Starmer hosted a gathering of newly-elected Labour council leaders at the party’s headquarters in central London.
Inflation could be about to start falling – and soon
Falling commodity prices mean the cost of some essentials is likely to come down, while energy bills are set to drop significantly from July.