Politics
Cummings was out ‘to do as much damage as possible’ to Johnson, says Duncan Smith
“I always thought that that appointment (of Mr Cummings) was, personally, going to end somewhere along this road.”
EU nationals fear private health insurance requirements could see UK citizenship bids rejected
“In most countries in the world, laws that act retroactively are illegal. We need your support, we need you to raise awareness that things are not fine.”
Hancock broke ministerial code after failing to declare family firm’s NHS work
The Prime Minister’s ethics adviser said the award of the framework contracts to Topwood ‘should have been declared at the time’.
Flashback: To when Boris Johnson told PMQs he paid for flat refurbishment himself
Yesterday an official probe found that Tory donor Lord Brownlow initially covered the cost, but the PM was "not aware" of it.
Hancock in ‘minor breach’ of ministerial code over shares in sister’s NHS-linked firm
The failure was “a result of his lack of knowledge and in no way deliberate”, a report found.
Johnson ‘unwise’ but cleared of breaching code over flat refurb, report finds
The long-delayed judgement said a "significant failing" had taken place, but ultimately exonerated the prime minister.
Sturgeon ‘simply wrong’ to claim Scotland shut out of Australia trade deal
The First Minister went on to claim the deal would be a “betrayal” of British farmers.
Letter to Boris Johnson’s dad from Eton College resurfaces online – and it explains a lot
"Boris sometimes seems affronted when criticised for what amounts to a gross failure of responsibility."
Ian Lucas takedown of Hancock from 2018 seems more relevant than ever
"My preference, Secretary of State, is for honesty and straightforward evidence. I would welcome that from you."