Politics
Sunak under investigation by parliament’s sleaze watchdog
The Prime Minister was facing the inquiry over shares his wife holds in a childcare agency that was boosted by the Budget.
Tories on track to lose over 1,000 seats in local elections, party chair concedes
Greg 'Hands by name hands by nature' had notes written on his palm as he did the media rounds - revealing potentially sensitive data.
Blackford rejects calls for Sturgeon to be suspended from the SNP
A leaked video published by the Sunday Mail shows Sturgeon dismissing concerns over SNP finances
‘Indictment bump’ helps Trump raise $34m so far in 2023
Trump was indicted on March 30 by a grand jury in Manhattan on charges related to a hush money case stemming from the 2016 election.
‘I have balls I tell you’: Reform UK’s Liz Truss tribute act goes viral with painfully cringe speech
Alexandra Phillips told delegates she is "white" and "doesn't feel ashamed" in a clip that has strong Liz Truss pork markets vibes.
Poll suggests Labour attacks ads have backfired for Starmer
The ad resulted in almost as many people coming away with a negative view of Labour as of the Conservatives.
Calls to nationalise broadband prompt collective sighs among Corbynistas
In 2019, former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn unveiled an ambitious plan to nationalise part of BT and provide free broadband across the UK.
‘Anti-maths mindset’ costs UK a huge sum, Rishi Sunak claims
Enhancing numeracy in England by teaching maths to the age of 18 will help grow the economy, the PM will argue in a speech on Monday.
Former COP26 president Alok Sharma denies bullying allegations
The Tory former Cabinet minister was claimed to have insulted staff’s work and sworn, but he denied having been made aware of any complaints.