Politics
Johnsons ‘needed friend at No 10 at Christmas to help with childcare challenges’
Cabinet minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan said it was ‘absolutely the right thing’ for them to have son Wilfred’s godmother, Nimco Ali, at No 10.
Young, female, EU migrants could make history in next general election
EXCLUSIVE: Alexandra Bulat, Lara Parizotto and Marcela Benedetti, who set up Migrants for Labour in a bid to shake up the party’s diversity, have all been selected by Labour to undergo candidate training for Westminster in the 2024 parliamentary elections.
UKIP appoint disgraced former MP as new leader
Neil Hamilton is at least the seventh person to lead UKIP since Nigel Farage stood down from the role in 2016 following the EU referendum.
Brexit-voting pig farmer says: ‘I didn’t vote for this’
“Yes, I did vote for Brexit, but I can assure everybody that is listening that I did not vote for this. I voted for people to be more patriotic," the upset farmer has said.
Michael Caine says he ‘regrets’ supporting Johnson, but maintains Brexit was a good decision
“Oh, I supported him. I thought he was great. But now I’m very disappointed in him," he said.
Boris and Carrie ‘broke lockdown to have a friend over for Christmas’
Campaigner Nimco Ali allegedly joined the couple in Downing Street for Christmas, despite strict lockdown rules.
Boris ‘will shift heaven and earth’ Johnson delegates first global meeting on Afghan crisis
The PM was holidaying in a £25,000-a-week villa owned by Tory Minister and peer Zac Goldsmith.
UK polls show ‘clear appetite’ for centre and left-leaning parties
It echoes a trend in Europe, where recent elections show the pendulum could be swinging back towards the left.
Raab’s revamp of Human Rights Act provokes outrage on social media
The justice secretary is reportedly devising a "mechanism" to allow the government to introduce ad hoc legislation to "correct" court judgements that ministers believe are "incorrect".