Politics
‘The peace project is cracking at the seams’ in Northern Ireland
"We said Brexit was incompatible with the Good Friday Agreement. They called it Project Fear."
Ex-Brexit Party MEP mocked for moaning that EU ‘restricted free movement’
Lance Forman claimed he "believed in free movement", and called the EU "crazy" for "restricting" it.
‘Govt platforms can’t be used for political attack’ as PM slammed for Khan comments at Covid briefing
Mr Khan tweeted a reply, saying: “The PM lied yet again from a £2.6m taxpayer-funded press conference."
Tories on track for comfortable win in Hartlepool by-election
And the real kicker? 69 per cent support the policy of providing all households with free broadband by 2030.
Government facing legal challenge over sending ‘tainted’ levelling-up cash to Tory areas
“Decisions were tainted by irrelevant considerations/improper purpose, namely the electoral advantage (or potential electoral advantage) of the Conservative party."
Peter Mandelson: ‘Simply a myth’ that Labour can win from the left
Speaking to students at King’s College London, Mandelson suggested that “mainstream normal party members actually like winning... and therefore they think positively about New Labour”.
Welsh Independence? Labour’s ‘thin red line’ not enough to protect Wales from Westminster
“Their insistence on draping everything in the Union Jack exposes the panic and insecurity which is taking hold in Westminster as the independence movements in Wales and Scotland gather momentum."
Wealthy Brexiter Tory MP with slave links fails to publish accounts for four firms
Richard Drax owns a 621-acre sugar plantation in Barbados, where - from 1640 to 1838 - his family used slaves to make huge profits.
‘Clearly one rule for them’ as Labour urges ministers to tighten rules on lobbyists after Cameron controversy
“Given the cronyism consuming the Conservative party, it’s crucial that the scope of the lobbying register is expanded to include in-house lobbyists."