“Astonishing” Brexit legislation that could breach international law to be published
Former prime minister Theresa May warned the Government it was in danger of losing the trust of other countries.
Organiser of £120m ‘Festival of Brexit’ calls for “big ideas” that can help heal UK
Martin Green said "coming together and bringing people together isn't about asking people all to think and believe the same thing."
‘Blame shifting’ government called out for stance on young people
Senior politicians have suggested young people might be responsible for increases in coronavirus cases.
Proms rules the news cycle – pushing exam fiasco and Brexit into the shadows
The fiasco presented light relief to the government as it pushed the exam crisis and Brexit off the news agenda.
Reminder: That more than 5,000 Britain First members joined the Conservatives after the election
The organisation said the prime minister’s approach towards “radical Islam” had encouraged the majority of its membership to join the party.
Liz Truss dismisses Tony Abbott sexism concerns as “irrelevent”
The Minister for Women and Equalities refused to comment on his history of sexist comments.
“Appalling” clip of Britain First ‘migrant hunting’ in hotels causes outrage on social media
It comes after police were called to a number of incidents where groups of far-right activists harassed people in emergency accommodation.
Nine out of 10 people say they are not ready to return to the office
One academic said it ‘doesn’t make economic sense’ to prevent employees from choosing how they work in future.
The Proms isn’t about Britishness – it’s about internationalism
Nothing makes me feel more patriotic than seeing the greatest classical musicians in the world perform on our humble London stage.