Politics
Boris could face £10,000 in police fines over Partygate breaches
But ministers are still not confirming whether the public will be told if the prime minister receives a fine.
Starmer points finger at Johnson’s Savile slur for inciting angry mob
"The PM knew exactly what he was doing," Starmer said.
Flashback: Van driver schools Jacob Rees-Mogg on customs union
The Brexit Opportunities minister has written to readers of The Sun this week asking them for tips on his new role.
Carers and vulnerable ‘left out’ of Johnson’s Covid free-for-all
For vulnerable people, 'Freedom Day' is "a bit hollow", a health charity worker said.
‘Real people’ don’t care about Partygate, new Commons leader claims
Mark Spencer said in December that "clearly people were having a drink", but "real people" weren't bothered by Partygate.
MPs and business leaders slam David Frost’s EU claims
The former Brexit secretary tried to blame the EU for disappointing trade data - but it quickly backfired.
New housing minister voted against rented homes ‘fit for human habitation’
Deputy chief whip Stuart Andrew was appointed England’s 11th housing minister in only 12 years by prime minister Boris Johnson.
Johnson announces early end to all England’s remaining Covid laws
The requirement for people testing positive to self-isolate could be scrapped in two weeks, Johnson told MPs.
PMQs – Lone shark PM makes nation indebted to Sunak the slender payday lender
We are now in debt to the government for money we have paid them in taxes. Get your head around that!