Politics

"That pin-striped snake Jacob Rees-Mogg explaining how requiring voter ID at polling stations will prevent a problem that hasn't yet arisen made me choke on my lunch. It's a blatant attempt to stop poor people voting, and nothing else."

He said rejoining the EU is ‘gone’ but Scotland should be a cause for concern.

A heated row on GMB has reignited a row over what the media should call the PM.

"It’s never too early to give people their rights back."

The solo artist sent a message to the government at last night's Brit Awards, saying "it’s very good to clap for them, but we need to pay them."

Kwasi Kwarteng told the public the Tories want to "improve workplace protections - not reduce them" at the start of the year.

Ed Davey said the policing bill, restrictions to the judicial review and voter ID moves are "actions of despots".

The Lib Dem leader did not hold back in the House of Commons today.

Ms Rayner later said the only title she was hungry for was deputy prime minister.