Politics
Dad who confronted Johnson at hospital is ‘loving,anxious father who is exasperated at the pressure on the NHS’
“I think members of the public are becoming increasingly frustrated with photos and campaign visits when they want to see him sat down dealing with Brexit and other important issues.”
Polish ambassador encourages Poles to return home after Brexit
Around 832,000 people born in Poland were resident in the UK in 2018.
Lib Dems follow in the footsteps of Jacinda Ardern by prioritising happiness and well-being
Jo Swinson says every spending decision and every new law would be subjected to assessment of its impact on public “well-being”.
Number of people forced to sleep rough doubles in 5 years
As politicians bicker over Brexit, new statistics show the number of rough sleepers increased to 4,677 in 2018, up from 2,414 in 2013.
Brexit: ‘I’ve never known the country so seriously riven by argument’ – Dimbleby
The broadcasting veteran was spotted speaking to the 100 or so individuals waiting outside the Supreme Court in London.
Brexiteer Mark Francois says the “country will explode” if UK doesn’t leave EU on October 31st
A bemused Ash Sarkar responded: "I don't think the country will explode, I don't think that's the case"
Protester dressed as the Hulk “arrested” by Robocop outside Supreme Court
A crowd of protesters, holding signs saying “defend democracy”, “reopen Parliament” and “they misled the Queen”, gathered outside the court in London today.
David Cameron says his mistake with austerity was not doing it “harder and faster”
The ex PM said the Tories had a "window of permission from the public" following the 2010 General Election.
Government apologises for ‘inadvertent’ arms sales to Saudi Arabia
A review found two export licences were issued in June and July.