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Small business owners admit they are still 'clueless' about GDPR - leaving the personal data of millions of employees and customers at risk. Researchers who polled 1,000 owners of small businesses found half are confused by the do’s and don’ts when it comes to data protection and privacy regulations. As a result, owners and employees alike have made mistakes or have procedures in place which could have resulted in a multi-million pound fine for the business. More than a quarter...

Andrew Griffiths has had the Tory whip restored today as Theresa May frantically looks to get the support she needs to survive tonight's vote of no confidence. The Prime Minister will face the vote this evening with results expected to come in at around 9pm tonight. And she will need all hands on deck if she is to survive. Andrew Griffiths resigned earlier this year after it was revealed he sent 2,000 texts to two barmaids asking for explicit photos and videos...

Jeremy Corbyn was combative mood in today’s PMQs demanding that the PM puts her Brexit deal to parliament immediately. The Labour leader accused the government of behaving in a ‘totally unacceptable way’ to the House of Commons. May had cancelled the vote this week and instead made a dash across Europe trying desperately to get some concessions for her deal. Corbyn said he was “delighted to see the prime minister back in place after her little journeys”. He continued: “Having...

Mhairi Black nailed the absurdity of the behaviour of the UK Government in a way only she could in a speech to the House of Commons yesterday.  The SNP MP started off by lamenting parliament for ignoring the will of Scotland, saying they voted to remain and they were ignored and the Scottish Government produced a sensible plan but that was ignored too.  She added: “There’s not a hint of regret or even an awareness of the damage they are...

France has issued a maximum level of alert as police hunt a gunman who killed two people and wounded fourteen after he opened fire at a Christmas market in Strasbourg.

Former Brexit secretaries Dominic Raab and David Davis have teamed up with DUP leader Arlene Foster to launch a campaign for a "Better Deal" for Brexit.  The Guardian's Brexit correspondent Lisa O'Carroll has reported that the trio will unite in protest against Theresa May's tabled deal with Europe, which triggered a vote of no confidence in the Prime Minister today.  Raab demanded a “unilateral exit mechanism from the backstop” in a press conference, but said the government could, in turn,...

Theresa May is expected to survive a vote of confidence this evening. The challenge to Mrs May's position comes after the required 48 letters calling for a contest were delivered and she’s 3/1 to lose the vote she is 1/5 to get through the vote. She requires 158 Tory MPs to stick with her. She could come up short with 101 to 150 votes – the favourite at 6/5, with 50 to 100 next in the betting at 15/8, while...

The hunt traditionally met with its hounds and horses on the town’s Rail Lands on the first Monday after Christmas

One of Britain’s leading barristers has claimed he has evidence of BBC bias against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. Jolyon Maugham QC, director of the Good Law Project, took to social media to post the alleged evidence of bias against Corbyn. He said a senior BBC journalist has told him that the BBC has indulged in showing "coded negative imagery" of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn since his election in 2015. He is making the messages between himself and a senior BBC journalist public...