Politics
Johnson’s former adviser tells TLE: This is why the Tories won in 2019
"The truth is", she said, "most people don't read manifestos."
Jersey caves as Macron blocks financial services deal amid fishing row
An EU official told Reuters that France had "made a link" between a post-Brexit financial services deal and the fishing row.
Can’t pay we’ll take it way! Best reactions to Johnson’s county court judgment over debt
"If you have a CCJ, you’re not allowed to buy a sofa on credit from DFS. But it’s fine for you to have final say over the purse strings of an entire country."
Johnson’s county court judgement is over alleged defamation – reports
Official records showed an “unsatisfied record” for the unpaid debt was registered to Johnson at “10 Downing Street”, with the judgment dated 26 October last year.
Brexit has cost Britain nearly £16 billion since 2016, experts estimate
The trade blow in February alone was estimated at £11.5 billion by the Centre for European Reform.
Poll of 15,000 people reveals: PM should not be referred to as ‘Boris’
The debate flared up earlier this week after John Bercow hit out at Susanna Reid for using the moniker.
Sister of Jo Cox throws her hat into the ring for the Batley and Spen by-election
Kim Leadbeater said she will be talking to local Labour members about standing in the seat her sister represented.
Jeremy Corbyn: It’s a ‘bit rich’ to blame me for Labour’s electoral losses
“I do think that dumping on somebody because they’re not there anymore is a bit weak really.”
Lisa Nandy: Cameron’s Greensill scandal shows ‘unnatural’ link between politics and finance
"It’s people in towns like Hartlepool, the liberty steel workers whose industry has collapsed as a consequence of those dodgy doings, who shoulder the appalling losses."