Politics
Sunak calls crisis meeting as Tory Party face war on two fronts
A resurgent Reform UK has got the prime minister worried.
Johnson receives hefty book advance – but taxpayers will cover ex-PM’s legal bill
The former PM will get a £500,000 advance for his upcoming memoir, but taxpayers will shoulder a £222,000 bill for his partygate defence.
Matt Hancock’s I’m A Celebrity fee uploaded to MP’s register of financial interests
The MP's stint in the jungle prompted more than 1,000 complaints to Ofcom, as well as criticism from the prime minister.
Jeremy Vine caller bemoans Tories – but says she’ll vote for them ‘just to keep Labour out’
"You talk rubbish Marina", she said, to which Purkiss brilliantly retorted, "you read rubbish".
Raab fancied to exit cabinet before Zahawi
William Hill spokesperson Lee Phelps conceded that "both could be shipped out of the cabinet if the criticism continues".
Spirit of Thatcherism can help level up the North, says Gove
The Cabinet minister was speaking at the Convention of the North in Manchester.
Man arrested on suspicion of assaulting Matt Hancock on London Underground
The 61-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of common assault and a public order offence and remains in custody.
‘At least 24’ civil servants involved in formal complaints against Dominic Raab
Mr Raab has said he is ‘always mindful’ of his behaviour but makes ‘no apologies for having high standards’.
Rishi Sunak prepares for gruelling PMQs
Since the last session, a former PM has been found out for using the BBC chairman as a financial fixer, a former Chancellor has been nailed for not getting his tax sums right and there's also the small matter of his own run-in with the police!