Politics
The Jenrick affair is indicative of a simple truth in British politics
"If you have enough money, you can sit down and talk with a minister".
Jenrick faces calls to resign as new photos come to light (despite the party’s best efforts to contain them)
Photos of Jenrick sat at the same table as Mr Desmond and Boris with his arm around him have been suppressed by the Conservatives.
Labour accuse ministers of wasting money on failed £12m tracing app
It comes after the Government announced it was ditching efforts to build an in-house NHS app to back up its test-and-trace programme.
PMQs – PM’s fluster-busting op tackles localised outbreaks of the truth
“He’s been found out. He either dodges the question or he gives dodgy answers. No more witnesses, I rest my case.”
No ‘reckless race’ with England on easing lockdown, says Sturgeon
The First Minister said Scotland will stick to a “careful, evidence-based path” out of lockdown.
Donald Trump Jr says monuments torn down during riots should be replaced with statues of his dad
The suggestion comes after the President announced ten year jail sentences for statue vandals.
MPs oppose Commons debates on bullying complaints against them
The success of Mr Bryant’s amendment forced the removal of the debate option, and was backed by some Tory MPs
PM at odds with scientific advice as divide emerges
Boris Johnson and Chris Whitty sent out conflicting messages in the daily coronavirus briefing.
This graph explains everything you need to know about the current political environment
The change in wealth since 1989 is stark, and it is leading to new voting trends that could suffocate the most vulnerable.