Politics
Brexit has cost Britain nearly £16 billion since 2016, experts estimate
The trade blow in February alone was estimated at £11.5 billion by the Centre for European Reform.
Poll of 15,000 people reveals: PM should not be referred to as ‘Boris’
The debate flared up earlier this week after John Bercow hit out at Susanna Reid for using the moniker.
Sister of Jo Cox throws her hat into the ring for the Batley and Spen by-election
Kim Leadbeater said she will be talking to local Labour members about standing in the seat her sister represented.
Jeremy Corbyn: It’s a ‘bit rich’ to blame me for Labour’s electoral losses
“I do think that dumping on somebody because they’re not there anymore is a bit weak really.”
Lisa Nandy: Cameron’s Greensill scandal shows ‘unnatural’ link between politics and finance
"It’s people in towns like Hartlepool, the liberty steel workers whose industry has collapsed as a consequence of those dodgy doings, who shoulder the appalling losses."
Brexit Minister met loyalist paramilitary representatives after admitting protocol he negotiated won’t last
David Frost, who negotiated the protocol, admitted it was ‘not sustainable for long’.'
Blair: ‘Corbyn was radical not sensible; Starmer is sensible not radical’
Writing in the New Statesman, Blair accused Starmer of lacking a "compelling economic message".
Boris Johnson faces court ruling over mysterious unpaid debt
Listings of county court judgements for last October include a ruling against “Boris Johnson, 10 Downing Street”.
Voter ID: reactions after Queen’s Speech announcement
"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."