Politics
Dominic Raab’s pre-Brexit boast comes back to haunt him
"I think the EU is concerned that Britain might do rather well once we leave the EU," he said.
Johnson interview showed a ‘chilling’ disregard for cancer patients
Wes Streeting described the comments as "stomach-turning, insightful and outrageous."
Labour vote share falls following Starmer’s Conference speech and tough week for the Tories
Only 28 per cent of voters think Sir Keir Starmer looks like a prime minister in waiting.
Five candidates fight for £120k government role at Brexit Opportunities Unit
The new department will help Brexit minister David Frost and prime minister Boris Johnson to find benefits from leaving the European Union, and its new leader will be paid up to £120,000 per year from taxpayers’ money.
Scotland gives scholarships to EU students after huge drop in applications
All four nations of the UK have seen a huge decrease in applications since Brexit came into force this year, whilst the number of non-EU students accepted to British universities has seen a significant increase.
UK fishermen caught in Brexit net as industry faces £300m annual losses
Brexit wreaking haddock again.
Who’s next? Financial sector now asks government for EU workers
A recent report found that 42 per cent of fintech workers, who are key to growth in the UK finance industry, are from abroad.
Hundreds from Met Police faced sexual misconduct claims since 2010
The accusations included sexual harassment, sexual assault, rape and using a position of power for sexual gain.
Patel insists she has “a lot of compassion” and “cares deeply about people”
The Home Secretary gave Windrush as an example of her compassion, and rejected the idea that the Home Office is hostile - just as it banned hundreds of millions of EU citizens from travelling to the UK with their national IDs.