Politics
‘Supermarket shelves will go empty’, farming industry warns
The National Farmers’ Union has asked the government to bring in a Covid Recovery Visa which would enable UK companies to recruit from abroad.
Billions squandered on cronyism, but Universal Credit lift will ‘have to come out of people’s pockets’
“I have every sympathy for people who are finding it tough," Boris Johnson said, but any uplift has "got to come out of some people’s pockets.”
Pub boss: ‘Food and drink prices are rising and we need EU workers’
A pub boss said food and drink prices are rising amid a chronic shortage of workers.
‘Autumn of discontent’: Commons lights out as UK plunged into darkness
MPs are under fire for fleeing the Commons for conference season just as the UK is battered by an energy crisis.
‘Chevening is not a charity’: Angela Rayner rumbles Raab
Labour's deputy leader took Raab to task on Twitter, deriding him as "so out of touch it hurts".
Fishermen and climate activists protest against broken Brexit promises
“Brexit was meant to save us, but instead we’ve been left high and dry," one fisherman said.
WATCH: Fact-checking PM claim that Protocol wasn’t discussed with Biden
Lawyer and filmmaker Peter Stefanovic showed a clip in which the prime minister said the Brexit issue did not come up at all during his 90-minute meeting with the US president.
Starmer wrote a 14,000 word essay – no one read it – but they were quick to comment
"Glad to announce that I've secured the movie rights for Keir Starmer's 14,000 word essay", one person commented.
Minister admits gas price surge could become more than ‘short spike’
Paul Scully urged caution after Boris Johnson said soaring prices were a "short-term problem".