Politics
Thousands of older Europeans didn’t apply for settled status, report finds
Just two per cent of all applications for the scheme were submitted by over-65s, sparking fears that older Europeans will slip through the cracks.
Most people are against Priti Patel’s asylum reforms, Home Office finds
Three-quarters of those taking part in a Home Office survey disagreed with Patel's immigration plans.
MP pay rise could outstrip public sector workers from next year
It comes as Unions lashed out at a 3 per cent pay rise for NHS staff, accusing ministers of failing to recognise their efforts during the pandemic.
Starmer: ‘The road will run out for Boris Johnson’
“I don’t buy into this argument that character just doesn’t matter," he said, adding that in the end "integrity, honesty and accountability" will out.
‘Boris the liar’ trends as Dawn Butler says ‘enough is enough’
"There's something broken in a system that punishes someone for calling out lies and protects someone else for repeatedly lying," Tommy Corbyn said.
‘Cruel Britannia’: Heartbreaking foodbank note goes viral
“Tory Britain. A country we could once be proud of.”
Dawn Butler kicked out of Commons for highlighting Johnson’s lies
Peter Stefanovic said that Butler had "redefined honour, courage and integrity for a generation".
Tory MPs to boycott their own party conference over vaccine passports
A boycott would be an embarrassment for Boris Johnson, who will hope he can get his agenda on track and unify the party after coronavirus forced 2020’s conference online and caused divisions among his ranks.
‘It’s 2021 not 1821’: Rees-Mogg accused of racism over Commons comments
The Commons Leader was forced to apologise for using what a Labour MP called "an extremely offensive racist term".