Politics
History will judge Theresa May more kindly, says knighted ex-de facto deputy
Sir David received his knighthood from the Prince of Wales at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday after he was named in the Mrs May’s resignation honours.
Boris Johnson rebuffs claims he is reviving climate change denial beliefs
Boris Johnson faced criticism on the issue from Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn during Prime Minister’s Questions.
Johnson aide should sort out feud with journalists, says Morgan
The Culture Secretary said Lee Cain should meet Westminster correspondents after disagreements prompted a boycott of a Number 10 briefing.
Village road sign targeted in “Brexit-related” act of vandalism
The name of Samois-sur-Seine was painted over the signs in Harbury, Warks., on Brexit Day
Nancy Pelosi rips up Donald Trump’s speech
Ms Pelosi ripped up her copy of Mr Trump’s State of the Union address ahead of his probable impeachment acquittal.
Dominic Raab backed efforts to “defend media freedom” just days before press walk out
The UN coalition warned journalists are becoming more vulnerable to surveillance by the State.
Labour frontbencher hits back after being called a ‘tart’ for off-the-shoulder dress
Shadow culture secretary Tracy Brabin was criticised for wearing an off-the-shoulder dress in the Commons.
Tory MP criticised by Jewish leaders for appearance with far-right politicians
Speakers at a National Conservatism conference in Rome included Hungary’s far-right prime minister Viktor Orban.
Boris Johnson denies banning the word ‘Brexit’
Despite reports civil servants would be banned from using the B-word, the Prime Minister insisted the word was not banned, ‘it’s just over’.