Politics
Lewis slams ‘improper’ bid to impose PM’s choice as head of security committee
He pointed out that the 2013 Justice and Security Act explicitly removed the right of the prime minister to choose the ISC chairman.
No-deal would hit ‘red wall’ seats hardest
Industrial areas in the north of England, the Midlands and Wales could face a “triple whammy” if a deal is not struck with Brussels
Government buys 27-acre site amid post-Brexit ‘lorry park’ fears
Mandy Rossi, from Ashford Green Party, said she was “appalled” that the residents of the town had not been able to have a say on the plans for a “lorry park”. The town voted to Leave by 59.4 per cent in the EU referendum.
Tory whip removed from MP who beat Grayling to intelligence chair
The outcome has been described as "peak Grayling" after the minister failed to get elected chair in a rigged vote where his party had a majority and controlled the process.
School union hits out at Williamson’s ‘double standards’ over masks
GMB has lashed out at confusion over the Government's advice on wearing masks at school
Downing Street ties itself in knots to defend Gove
Gove was pictured without a mask in Pret A Manger yesterday morning
PMQs – PM’s pants joke leaves a stain on the race to the bottom
He waved away the report that could send the second wave away.
Five irrefutable reasons to wear a mask
Face masks will become mandatory in shops across England from 24 July. This is why you should wear one.
SNP urges Westminster to rule out ‘Brexit power grab on Scotland’
Ending the transition period in 2020 could remove £3 billion from the Scottish economy in just two years – on top of the impact of coronavirus.