Gina Miller calls for probe into de-banking as her party’s account is closed
The anti-Brexit campaigner said the denial of banking services could force new parties to stop operating.
Refugee charity hits out at Home Secretary’s ‘cruel’ proposal to house asylum seekers in tents
The Home Secretary has purchased marquees in recent days to accommodate migrants by the end of August, according to a Whitehall source.
Ruling over child asylum seekers in hotels ‘landmark day for children’s rights’
"The court has confirmed that there can be no exceptions when the rights of vulnerable children are concerned"
First 50 asylum seekers expected to be sent to Bibby Stockholm barge on Tuesday
Refugee campaigners and residents in Dorset have raised concerns about the barge’s impact.
Nadine Dorries urged to quit by council over her ‘focus on political manoeuvres’
Flitwick Town Council expressed its concern over the ‘continuing lack of representation’ for her Mid Bedfordshire constituents.
Braverman loses first round of High Court fight with trafficking ‘victims’
The men say disqualifying people believed to be trafficking victims from getting protection and support because they have convictions is unfair.
Labour questions Downing Street pressure over NatWest boss’s resignation
Dame Alison Rose quit as chief executive after coming under pressure from No 10 and the Treasury in the Nigel Farage row.
Credibility of Covid Inquiry called into question on first day
Lawyer Aamer Anwar, who is representing the Scottish Covid Bereaved group, described Wednesday’s proceedings as ’embarrassing’ and ‘disrespectful’.
Farage calls diversity and inclusion culture ‘divisive’ as governance row erupts
Nigel Farage said the NatWest culture that talks of inclusion is ‘divisive’ amid concerns that banks may be using ESG to cover for bad behaviour.