Politics
Over 40,000 hospitalisations caused by government’s ‘Freedom Day’
"We truly did everything we could," journalist Paul Johnson tweeted sarcastically.
Times columnist says calling politicians cheats and liars ‘damages society’
Not everyone agreed, with several people pointing out that it is the job of politicians to be honest in the first place.
WATCH: Brexit trade barriers rise to £2.2bn in costs for UK businesses
An additional £600m in costs hit British importers since Brexit came into force, taxes which were not required when Britain was in EU's single market.
Brits in Spain given two weeks to leave in post-Brexit rejections
“It’s scary stuff when you consider that British applicants might have sold up in the UK to buy their dream home here, shipped all their furniture and belongings over and their pets - what do they do?” a representative for British immigrants in Spain said.
Therese Coffey suggests Universal Credit claimants work ‘extra hours’ to make up for the £20 cut
The work and pensions secretary said the increase introduced in response to the coronavirus pandemic had always been ‘temporary’.
Sajid Javid reminded of Voter ID plans as he scraps vaccine passports
“I’ve never liked the idea of saying to people you must show your papers or something to do what is just an everyday activity," he said.
Daily Express celebrates ‘Brexit triumph’ as crown stamp returns to pint pots
“This is one of the many benefits of Brexit. The first pint I have with the crown on will taste much better," Lee Anderson said.
Jeremy Corbyn addresses packed crowd in Wigan – 6 years after he was elected Labour leader
"Political change comes about from what we do in our own communities."
Brexit: DUP leader fears ‘further unrest’ on streets of Northern Ireland over protocol
“Earlier in the year we had people back out on the streets again. There was civil unrest, there was violence on the streets."