Politics
Braverman considered posing as a caller during a phone-in to defend her own policies
She said she thought about calling into a radio show as Margaret from Fareham to big up the home secretary.
Braverman could be given power to IGNORE the European Court of Human Rights
The move could undermine the rule of law, a former top judge has warned.
Sacked, walk or remain? Raab’s future hangs in the balance
A decision not to sanction Dominic Raab for bullying would be ‘demoralising’ for staff, the Guardian quoted a source as saying.
EU chief hails post-Brexit trade deal as ‘new beginning for old friends’
"There is so much we can do together with wisdom and vision."
Watch: Ed Davey destroys Government’s voter ID plans
"The government's motives behind voter ID are nothing to do with voter fraud, they are everything to do with the selfish interests of the Tory Party."
Sunak dubs Starmer ‘Sir Softie’ during tetchy Prime Minister’s Questions
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the Government of breaking public services, including the criminal justice system.
Nicola Sturgeon arrest ‘is imminent’, party sources say
Police Scotland have been looking into how more than £600k in donations to the party earmarked for an independence referendum had been used.
Michael Gove has taxpayer-funded smoking hut built to avoid being heckled in the street
It comes after the levelling up secretary was ambushed by anti-vaccine protesters outside his office in Westminster.
The Tories’ five priorities ahead of next election have got off to a shockingly bad start
Rampant inflation, growing NHS waiting lists, a crumbling economy and thousands of small boat crossings cast serious doubt on Sunak's key pledges.