UK faces food shortages as up to 75% of seasonal worker roles unfilled – even Mail admits Brexit a factor
Before Brexit most of Britain's seasonal crop pickers came over from eastern Europe.
UK ministers defend asylum seeker plans after UN criticism as ‘hundreds’ likely to be sent to Rwanda each year
'Shifting asylum responsibilities is not the solution,' said the UN human rights and refugee agency.
Turkey doesn’t vote for Xmas: Oil and gas industries reject call for windfall tax
Starmer urged Mr Johnson to make an “inevitable U-turn” on imposing a windfall tax on oil and gas producers.
Hung out to dry? Legal expert questions ‘odd’ fines for junior staff while PM escapes
“The weirdness of the inconsistency is that the regulations did not really allow for different individuals to attend a gathering for different purposes."
Watch: Reactions to George Bush’s ultimate Freudian slip over Iraq war
"George W. Bush didn't do a Freudian slip. He did a Freudian Confession."
Watch: Mogg’s note slammed by civil servant on QT as letter makes mockery of anti-WFH policy
Labour’s Lucy Powell also described Rees-Mogg as “a terrible head boy prefect at some awful public school”.
Brexit: Britain can’t access vast EU science funding due to ongoing tensions
"Rewarding Britain for its threats is simply inconceivable. Brexit means Brexit, it’s a self-inflicted wound.”
Nadine Dorries admitted she shares her Netflix account – Reactions worth subscribing for
"Is there anyone in cabinet who DOESNT break the rules?" asked Naomi Smith.
Watch: Raab skewered as PM told govt to focus on ‘crime, crime, crime’ on week 126 fines handed out at No 10
Raab said he was focusing on rape convictions but didn't mention anything about Tory MP arrested for alleged sexual crimes this week.