Politics
EU ‘unexpectedly’ changed its position on shellfish, claims George Eustice
“We are just asking the EU to abide by their existing regulations and not to seek to change them."
The view from Bolsover: Labour is already patriotic enough
Voters are more likely to want him to "help the poor" and "listen to voices outside of London", it was found.
DUP MP stands by ‘astonishing and shocking’ comments amid race row over Songs Of Praise casting
He wrote in an online post: “The singers were all very good but can you imagine an all white line up with an all white jury and presented by a white person? No I can’t either.”
NI Protocol a ‘very clear, present and specific challenge to peace and prosperity,’ says Protestant organisation
“There is a very clear, present and specific challenge to peace and prosperity in Northern Ireland – that is the Northern Ireland Protocol."
Brexit: Gove slammed as EU exports plummet – Most unsurprised reactions
Gove: ‘I think the people of this country have had enough of exports’
Greens move into third in the polls as Labour left move out
It comes amid signs that Sir Keir Starmer is looking to park his tank on the Tories' lawn.
Morgan tells Argar: “Come back tomorrow when you know the answers”
"I get accused of haranguing these ministers, but is it unfair to expect the health minister to know if we have a single hotel signed up for this enforced quarantine?"
Reactions as Sir Keir moves to reset his leadership with pledge to be “unashamedly pro business”
Liam Young said the phrase is usually rolled out by anyone in Labour "when they have run out of ideas".
‘Amazon tax’ could be levied on internet retail giants to pay for pandemic
Amazon sales in the UK soared by 51 per cent to almost £20 billion last year.