Politics
Home Office tells people to report those breaking the law – social media responds
Several people have asked whether they can report the government.
Cameron comments mean almost every Tory leader since Thatcher has now condemned Boris’s plans
The former PM said he had "misgivings about what is being proposed."
Johnson’s former attorney general joins Tory rebellion, calling latest moves “unconscionable”
His intervention came ahead of MPs debating the legislation on Monday, when the Bill returns to the Commons amid growing criticism.
“What have we become?” Ministers said to be considering opt outs of Human Rights Act laws
Labour's Shadow Justice Secretary said: “A future where (the) UK breaks its international law obligations, and opts out of Human Rights protections is a very bad future.”
Tory MP clashes with Peter Hitchens after telling commuter “stop being a selfish c**t and put on a mask”
Johnny Mercer told the Mail columnist he had to Google him during the brief exchange.
UKIP leader who promised to leave Westminster “quaking” replaced after 3 months
In 1996 it was reported Hamilton had taken money in brown envelopes from Mohamed Al Fayed in a “cash-for-questions” scandal.
House of Lords set to revolt on Agriculture Bill in fresh headache for Johnson
“We don’t want our food supply undermined by imported food from countries with poorer animal welfare standards, selling our food production down the river by negotiating cheap deals.”
A third of Brits say it is acceptable to breach international law to get Brexit done
Perhaps unsurprisingly, that number increases to 45 per cent among Leave voters.
Starmer says Labour will back new Brexit legislation – if the PM addresses “substantial concerns”
“But if they do not, and the talk collapse, then it is their failure and incompetence that will have let the British people down.”