Politics
PM refuses to say whether Government will re-establish CBI contact after vote
The confederation was cast into turmoil in March after allegations of misconduct relating to its then-director general.
Harry’s courtroom evidence to be reconstructed by Outlander actor for Sky News
Actor Laurence Dobiesz will be bringing to life ‘significant moments’ from the statements made by the Duke of Sussex in London’s High Court.
By-election looms as Margaret Ferrier suspended from House of Commons
The Commons voted 185 to 40, majority 145, to approve the motion to suspend the independent MP.
Watch: Commons bursts into laughter after Gove thanks Boris for his ‘leadership on levelling up’
It comes after the government climbed down on key planks of its planning reforms last year.
Tories ‘too slow’ to recoup taxpayer money lost to Covid fraud
Total fraud and error across the schemes delivered was an estimated £4.5 billion, of which the department expects to recoup just £1.1 billion.
‘Facts don’t matter’: Suella Braverman refuses to correct the record after citing incorrect figures
The home secretary simply shook her head after deputy speaker Eleanor Laing gave her the opportunity to correct the record.
What have the Tories ever done for us? Nothing, actually
"I think people would struggle to find a single thing that is better after 13 years of Conservative rule", Marina Purkiss said.
Sunak flies from London to Dover in a desperate bid to convince voters his small boats strategy is working
Had he caught the 8.04am train from London St Pancras, he would have arrived at the coastal town at 9.12am.
Starmer faces huge backlash after blocking left-wing mayor from running in the North East
Jamie Driscoll has threatened legal action while Unite, the party’s biggest union donor, has also warned of “serious consequences”