Politics
Raab to warn of threats to democracy – a day after his own party are accused of being ‘authoritarian’
Ed Davey said the policing bill, restrictions to the judicial review and voter ID moves are "actions of despots".
Govt plans to crack down on protest and voter fraud ‘ripped straight from the Trump playbook’
The Lib Dem leader did not hold back in the House of Commons today.
Rayner tells PM ‘I’ve got my eye on you’ as he mocks her over new job titles
Ms Rayner later said the only title she was hungry for was deputy prime minister.
Queen’s Speech: Tax rises must fall on those with the broadest shoulders
Unfortunately, chancellor Rishi Sunak has hinted that wealthy families will escape a post-pandemic tax raid earmarked to boost the economy.
Boris introduces voter ID… a year after Scotland extends franchise
Holyrood extended voting rights to all foreign nationals with leave to remain last year.
‘Give it another nudge over the finish line:’ Cameron’s lobby texts to Sunak and Gove revealed
“See you with Rishi’s for an elbow bump or foot tap. Love Dc.”
Queen’s speech: ‘Historic missed opportunity to level up workers’ rights’ and no social care detail
"Warm words on workers’ rights are betrayed by this Government’s abject lack of leadership. This is an historic missed opportunity at a time when unscrupulous employers are exploiting the pandemic to attack good quality jobs."
Michel Barnier calls for five-year halt to immigration across Europe
The EU's chief Brexit negotiator said said immigration in the EU was “not working”.
Europe Day 2021: Musicians from 43 countries beat World Record whilst UK groups campaign for EU citizens
Heart-warming, funny, serious and thought-provoking posts all marked Europe Day 2021.