Politics
Rishi Sunak mulling over watering down net zero commitments – report
The Prime Minister has been accused of lacking interest in climate policies.
Tory Lee Anderson found to have broke MPs’ code
The Commissioner for Standards also found the Ashfield MP broke the rules by sending an email advertising his GB News show from his official address.
Diane Abbott launches attack on Starmer and Labour over race complaint handling
"The Labour Party has not charged me with antisemitism because they know it is untrue"
MPs press GB News on Dan Wootton investigation
The presenter and columnist is facing allegations that he used a pseudonym and offered colleagues money for sexual material.
Thousands of NHS consultants strike again in row over pay
The NHS will see four days of industrial action this week, with thousands of appointments cancelled.
People look at Great Britain and think ‘how has it gone so wrong’ – Esler
"Zeit, the German magazine, referred to Jacob Rees-Mogg in one edition as ein lebendes fossil, the living fossil."
Lords slam government’s ‘deep-rooted complacency’ in regulating water industry
Ministers have been told to make urgent corrections in how they are handling the ongoing sewage issue, peers have set out in an open letter.
Home Office minister says no plans to ‘interfere’ on drug consumption room pilot
Scotland’s Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC said prosecuting users of a facility for simple drugs possession charges would not be in the public interest.
Westminster falls behind as Wales boosts democratic equality
The Labour-led government has been credited for "implementing democratic equality" by moving to bring in more PR.