PM claims to be ‘restoring Britain’s place as a scientific superpower’ – scientists respond
"You have damaged British science more than any other PM in history," Dr Mike Galsworthy said.
Post-Brexit trade deal to boost Aussie exports six times more than UK exports
“Economically the deal remains a poor substitute for the trade lost with European markets due to Brexit."
MPs launch legal challenge against Govt over alleged Russian interference in UK elections
The case is thought to be the first time that sitting MPs or peers have taken legal action against the Government on the grounds of national security.
Just 25% of the British public think Brexit is going well
Six months on from the end of the transition period, most of the British public are feeling downbeat about Brexit.
Cummings: It is ‘impossible to describe how horrific decision-making is’ in Govt
The comments were made during an online question and answer session, which subscribers were required to pay to access.
‘Removing protesters’ blamed for HS2 costs spiralling by £1.7 billion
Social distancing measures causing delays and reduced productivity were also listed.
Matt Hancock says PM’s ‘hopeless’ jibe is ancient history
The Health Secretary said he and Boris Johnson worked ‘very strongly together’ to deliver the vaccine programme.
Undercover filming exposes mass destruction of products at Amazon warehouses
"From a Friday to a Friday our target was to generally destroy 130,000 items a week," including laptops, drones and top of the range headphones.
‘Happy Freedom Day’ trends as Boris Johnson singled out for delay to lockdown lifting
Restrictions remained in place on June 21st after the so-called Delta variant first identified in India risks a "substantial" third wave.