Politics
Accidental Partridge? Michael Gove lampooned following bizarre BBC interview
The levelling up secretary put on a deep American accident and even tried his hand at Scouse in the interview.
Watch: Someone has put the Black Rod’s entrance to ACDC music, and it’s wonderful
The ceremonial march has been set to Thunderstruck by comedian Matthew Highton, with every thunder replaced with a woman shouting Black Rod.
Wakefield voters say they feel ‘disillusioned about Brexit’
"One of PM’s biggest selling points is starting to seem like a weakness."
Watch: Boris Johnson’s face as Theresa May warns he risks UK’s reputation if it breaches Northern Ireland Protocol
It has been reported that the PM and Liz Truss, his foreign secretary, are considering whether to unilaterally suspend parts of the agreement.
‘Game is up for the union’, says Blackford as he calls for Scottish referendum
“Democracy has spoken in Scotland, it has spoken before and it will speak again and again," he told the Commons.
Commons erupts into laughter following Fay Jones farmer joke
The MP said the new Online Safety Bill will "protect the unsuspecting farmer from nefarious internet videos."
Andrew Bridgen calls on Met Police to investigate Starmer’s alleged Durham party
"Why not the FBI?", one person responded on Twitter, while another said "Durham is in Durham, you absolute casserole."
Queen’s Speech: I got 38 Bills but cost-of-living ain’t one
Boris Johnson launched his legislative agenda for the coming years by conceding he cannot ‘completely shield’ everyone from the cost-of-living crisis.
‘Quiet weekend’: What did Johnson utter to Starmer ahead of Queen’s Speech?
The Government unveiled its legislative agenda for the new parliamentary session in the Queen's Speech today.