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Corbyn dismisses controversy over source of NHS sell off revelations as ‘nonsense’
Jeremy Corbyn revealed the trade documents to the public to show that Boris Johnson’s assurances about keeping the NHS safe in a post Brexit trade deal with the US could not believed, also revealing internal government documents showing that Johnson’s vows there would not be a customs border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK could not be trusted.
UK’s lead Brexit envoy in US resigns as she can’t ‘peddle half-truths’ for the government any more
Alexandra Hall Hall's resignation letter warned of growing demands on civil servants to not be “fully honest” with the British public.
Sir John Major urges Brits to ‘vote for your country, for your future’ and against Boris Johnson
In a major break of protocol the former PM urges Britain to "vote with your head and your heart."
London fire chief to step down earlier than expected in wake of Grenfell criticism
Dany Cotton will leave at the end of the month instead of April.
Boris Johnson confirms he is rejecting Andrew Neil interview
A senior Conservative source today said: “The public are fed up with interviews that are all about the interviewer and endless interruptions."
Johnson refuses to apologise for austerity as he gets a much frostier reception in Derbyshire than Corbyn
On a visit to a garment factory organised by Conservative Campaign HQ, the Tory leader refused to apologise for a decade of cuts by his party.
Satellites aiming to measure carbon emissions ‘will not be used to police world’
The European Commission’s Dinka Dinkova said the data would be used as a tool to verify and monitor.
Extinction Rebellion protester, 91, tells court he ‘trembles’ for future generations
A 91-year-old man has told a court he deliberately disobeyed police orders during an Extinction Rebellion protest
Gina Miller: tactical voting only way to stop ‘autocratic Tory power grab’ on December 12
In an exclusive interview Miller warns December 12 could be a ‘watershed moment’ for British democracy and explains how tactical voting could decide it.