Politics
Labour presses for answers over David Cameron’s lobbying activities
“The Chancellor can’t keep ducking scrutiny of his decision to put hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayer money in the hands of an unregulated lending firm with links to a former Conservative PM,” Anneliese Dodds said.
Peers to claim £162 ‘attendance allowance’ for making remote video tributes to Prince Philip
The tributes began at 1pm and continued well into the evening.
Downing Street probe into Cameron headed by son of Tory peer who is already a government adviser
No prizes for guessing how this one will turn out....
MPs to spend seven and a half hours paying tribute to Prince Philip
That's two and half hours more than was allocated to discussing Boris Johnson's final Brexit trade deal in December.
Bewilderment as Alex Salmond claims the endorsement of Robert the Bruce
Onlookers were less than impressed with Alba's latest political stunt.
Downing Street rewrote ‘independent’ race report, experts claim
One commissioner accused the government of “bending” the work of its commission to fit “a more palatable” political narrative.
Brits overwhelmingly back vaccine passports to end social distancing
Labour will reportedly back the government's plans to introduce a certificate scheme.
No apology from Cameron as he breaks silence on lobbying row
Labour said his attempt to draw a line under the issue leaves “many serious questions” unanswered.
On this day: Dennis Skinner thrown out of the Commons after calling Cameron ‘Dodgy Dave’
He was rebuked for the comments at the time, but five years later they seem quite apt.