Politics
Five far-right candidates are standing in Batley and Spen
A host of figures linked to neo-Nazi groups are on the ballot paper in Jo Cox's former constituency.
Government and media ‘language’ explains Brexit, researchers say
“Politicians obscure exclusionary ideologies and policies behind inclusionary rhetoric that highlights the ‘value’ of migrant ‘contributions’," a doctoral researcher said.
My Little Crony map ‘more chaotic’ than ever
It comes after the High Court ruled Michael Gove broke the law in handing contracts to Dominic Cummings' friends.
UK-EU Brexit talks break up without new agreement
Brexit minister Lord Frost has warned that time is running out to reach agreement.
Michael Gove broke law in handing contracts to Cummings friends, High Court rules
A judge said contracts given to communications firm Public First was awarded illegally and with "apparent bias".
Cost of Eat Out To Help Out scheme ‘similar to year of school recovery’
McDonald's, Nando's and KFC all received government subsidies last summer.
Flashback: To when Gove vowed British bangers would be on plates in ‘Belfast and Ballymena’
He also labelled Maros Sefcovic the "sausage king of Brussels”.
Launch of new NHS data-sharing system delayed over privacy worries
The new GP data-sharing system was due to start in July but has been pushed back to 1 September, a health minister told MPs.
Dido Harding says expectations for £37bn test and trace were ‘too high’
“If there’s one regret I have, it's that those expectations were set too high,” she said.