Politics
Yousaf says family face ‘impossible situation’ to flee Gaza
The First Minister said his brother-in-law and his family have no way of reaching the Rafah crossing into Egypt as fighting continues.
Johnson admits to ‘male-dominated’ No 10 but downplays claims of toxic culture
The former prime minister was presented with claims that Number 10 was a dysfunctional working environment.
Covid inquiry: Johnson says he may have only read Sage minutes ‘once or twice’
The former prime minister said he was given ‘summaries’ of the discussions but that ‘in retrospect’ it may have been valuable to hear them in full.
People removed from inquiry as Johnson says ‘sorry’ to Covid victims
Four people were removed from the Covid-19 inquiry as Boris Johnson began his evidence with an apology to victims of the pandemic.
Boris Johnson’s pandemic claims fact-checked – including THAT Brexit claim
No, Brexit didn’t change the UK’s ability to authorise the Covid-19 vaccines earlier than the rest of the EU.
Suella Braverman confronts heckler at awards ceremony
"Would you like to come up? You've got so much to say! Come on, come on then"
Sunak rebuked as PMs ‘dodged Intelligence and Security Committee since 2014’
Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee said effective scrutiny of national security issues is being prevented.
Covid inquiry: Johnson WhatsApp messages still missing due to ‘technical issue’
A spokesman for the former prime minister said that he has fully cooperated with the inquiry.
Sunak warned not to ‘bounce’ MPs into backing Rwanda legislation
ERG chairman Mark Francois said that the group’s so-called ‘star chamber’ of lawyers would scrutinise the legislation before MPs vote on it.