I am not a racist, Tommy Robinson tells libel trial
And he's "certainly not anti-Muslim", the former EDL leader said.
Johnson’s former comms chief says govt still don’t take working class people seriously
He said the free school meals fiasco might have been averted had more senior politicians experienced food poverty.
Johnson: Climate change action not some ‘green act of bunny hugging’
The prime minister was speaking at a virtual US-led climate summit attended by global leaders.
Greensill ‘persistently’ lobbied Treasury to join Covid support schemes
Permanent secretary Sir Tom Scholar told MPs that David Cameron rang him directly on his mobile phone.
Rees-Mogg says ‘we should praise James Dyson’ as inquiry is launched into tax texts
The Cabinet Office has been instructed to look into the matter, the PM's spokesperson confirmed today.
Record 2.5 million emergency food parcels handed over during pandemic
Food banks are continuing to see "relentless need for help", although the figures represent a "fraction of the UK’s food insecurity picture."
Watch: Extinction Rebellion activists smash windows of HSBC’s London headquarters
Nine women have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage, police said.
SNP to lose out on majority at Holyrood election, poll predicts
On a positive note, only 1 per cent of voters said they plan to vote for Alex Salmond’s Alba Party.
Mercer blasts ‘awful’ government environment where ‘almost nobody tells the truth’
“This is the most distrustful, awful environment I’ve ever worked in," the former veterans minister said.