Conservatives suffer hat-trick of council by-election defeats
It comes as the Tories lost two by-elections on the same day for the first time in more than 30 years. The last time was in November 1991.
Liz Truss talks tough on Hong Kong but everyone left saying same thing
In a statement to mark the anniversary of the handover on Friday, Ms Truss acknowledged the past two years had seen a “steady erosion” of the rights and freedoms agreed in the Sino-British Joint Declaration.
Tweet summing up the Pincher, Johnson and Parish sordid mess is epic
"Twitter was invented for this tweet," wrote one person in response.
Newspapers focus on PM’s role in Tory whip groping allegations
Even 'Tractor' porn tory Neil Parish has said the Conservatives cannot show “double standards” and must remove the whip from former deputy chief whip Chris Pincher.
Watch: Johnson shook Ardern’s hand in the weirdest way as her old tweet about PM resurfaces
New Zealand only recently reopened its borders to international visitors, after two years of a strict border policy amid the global pandemic.
Raab rejects bid to include right to abortion in Bill of Rights as Creasy slams move
Stella Creasy tweeted afterwards: “Why is the Bill of Rights good enough to protect your freedom of speech but not your womb from being interfered with?”
Watch: Shapps ‘drives’ a train and it’s as awful as you would expect
"While rail workers campaign publicly for working conditions and livelihoods, I’m d*cking around on a train simulator and doing a video about how great I think I am."
PMQs – Raab’s Glyndebourne ultimatum leaves him brayed by the working class
Raab stared into the middle distance seemingly imagining what poor northerners do of a weekend, ferreting, unprotected sex in pub car parks or skipping meals due to in-work poverty.
‘I feel soiled’ says MP who saw Raab winking at Rayner as she also responds
The Deputy PM winked while questioning the deputy Labour leader on her stance on the RMT rail strikes.