Politics
PMQs 27th Jan – The only lesson learned is that no lessons have been learned
If Johnson’s stewardship of this crisis is comparable to any of Britain’s modern military engagements it is surely the Battle of the Somme, wherein wave upon wave of troops were sent to their inevitable demise.
‘We did everything we could’: Really, prime minister?
The UK has passed 100,000 confirmed coronavirus deaths. Did it have to be this way?
Not content with flattening the curve, Jacinda Ardern went beyond “doing everything she could”
As UK Covid fatalities surpass 100,000 we take a look at New Zealand, where the death toll is 25.
#BorisHasFailedTheNation trends on Twitter after PM says we did “all we could”
"You didn't lock down. You didn't close borders. You didn't protect care homes. You didn't deliver on test & trace," Rachel Clarke said.
Conservatives see ‘vaccine bounce’ in the polls as UK Covid deaths pass grim milestone
Doctors' union BMA has projected the number of deaths on to its headquarters with the message “we will never forget”.
Environmentalists enraged as long-awaited legislation delayed for third time
The environment bill, a centrepiece of Boris Johnson's 'green industrial revolution', has been put off until autumn at the earliest.
‘Manages to offend both women and men’ Sunak criticised over childcare comments
Angela Rayner told Sunak she was “happy to brief you on the inequality and sexism women face at work.”
Piers Morgan 10/1 to become an MP by the end of this year
He's priced at 20/1 to become Prime Minister in the next 10 years following a Daily Star splash.
Britain to ‘turn its back’ on unaccompanied child refugees
Campaigners warn that ending the Dubs Amendment will lead to a spike in trafficking.