Politics
Dorries hits out at Rees-Mogg’s ‘Dickensian’ war on officials working from home
Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has reportedly questioned Jacob Rees-Mogg’s drive to get Whitehall staff back behind their desks.
PM writes to Angela Rayner to insist ‘Basic Instinct’ claim was not in his name
The deputy Labour leader said the PM's cheerleaders have resorted to spreading "desperate, perverted smears" in a thread posted on Twitter.
Sue Gray’s Covid parties review could ‘end’ Johnson’s premiership, says report
An official familiar with the contents of the complete report say its full findings are even more personally critical of the prime minister.
What is the Britain Project? Inside the political movement backed by Rory Stewart and, allegedly, Tony Blair
The cross-party alliance billing itself as the "home for hopeful politics" that has been tipped to become Britain's En Marche!.
Emmanuel Macron beats Marine Le Pen to win second term
Marine Le Pen conceded defeat after exit polls forecast the incumbent would win a second term in office.
Campaigners urge Starmer to rethink stance on Brexit
The Labour leader has been warned he risks tying his party to the continuing damage of a Brexit process that isn't working.
New Red Wall? These are the parts of the country with no Tory councillors
It comes as Boris Johnson is warned that the Conservatives will "reap the whirlwind" of lockdown parties at the ballot box in May.
Cornwall tells Boris: Give us our money back
It comes as the government announced its post-Brexit funding plans for regions across the UK.
Oh, the irony: Boris Johnson slams ‘misogynistic abuse’ of Angela Rayner
Boris Johnson condemned the 'misogynistic' article directed at Angela Rayner on Sunday - turning a mirror towards his own 'sexist language'.