The ultimate betrayal of the North
From the newsletter: Underinvestment will be taken on the chin, but hoodwink the north at your own peril.
Boris Johnson to sue publication over ‘buyer’s remorse’ article
Editor Matt Kelly says he received a call late last night from a Downing Street press officer, who described the allegations as "untrue and defamatory".
Victoria Derbyshire asks MP: ‘Why are you betraying the north?’
The BBC News anchor even muted Miriam Cates at one point to read her what Boris Johnson had promised.
Far-right ideology overtakes Islamism as biggest cause of Prevent programme referrals
Statistics showed concerns over extreme right-wing radicalisation make up 25 per cent of referrals made to the anti-radicalisation programme.
Watch: MP refuses to withdraw word ‘dodgy’ when describing Shapps & Rees-Mogg
"I don't have any other way of putting it."
Martin Lewis explains why Brexit is to blame for Amazon’s controversial Visa credit card move
"Why can only the EU protect its citizens?", one person tweeted in response.
Nadine Dorries rebuked in parliament for trying to influence BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg
"Would she agree with me that it would be highly appropriate for a government minister overseeing license fee negotiations to seek to influence editorial decisions?"
Andrew Neil compares GB News to ‘UKIP tribute band’
He said his big mistake was putting his "name and face on the tin" but "failing to demand more executive power".
Jeremy Corbyn to take legal action over fake photo posted by Tory councillor
Paul Nickerson has been suspended by his council’s Conservative group over the "inappropriate and offensive" tweet.