Politics
Lorry queues a ‘direct consequence of Brexit’, union says
Huge queues are "the new normal" rather than "teething problems", Unite said.
Universal Credit claimants face crackdown as DWP tightens rules
Claimants will now have just four weeks - down from three months - to find a job within their preferred sector.
Top Corbynite quits Labour NEC, bashing Starmer’s ‘lack of vision’
Laura Pidcock accused Starmer of making Labour "hostile territory for socialists" in a blistering resignation letter.
Former Brexit chief: National insurance rise ‘never necessary or justified’
“The tax rises this April were never necessary or justified," former Brexit Secretary David Frost has said.
WATCH: Liz Truss empty chaired on GMB after failing to attend interview
“We got some cake to make up for it," presenter Susanna Reid said.
Home Office stripping people of British citizenship is ‘unlawful’, court rules
“There may be good policy reasons for empowering the home secretary to deprive a person of citizenship without giving notice, but such a step is not lawful under this legislation," Lady Justice Whipple has said.
PM personally authorised evacuation of Pen Farthing’s dogs from Afghanistan, email shows
Here's the email, and a clip of Boris Johnson rubbishing claims he had any involvement in the case.
PMQs: ‘Of course’ I will resign if I misled House over Partygate, Boris says
Keir Starmer said the PM has shown "nothing but contempt" for the British people in a testy PMQs.
Irish port celebrates ‘good Brexit’ as ships avoid Britain
Rosslare port saw a 371 per cent yearly increase in European freight volumes since Brexit came into force.