Politics
PM says UK vaccine success down to “capitalism” and “greed”
According to sources he immediately withdrew the comments.
Sturgeon vows not to be ‘bullied’ out of office as she survives confidence vote
Scotland’s First Minister faced a vote of no confidence on Tuesday, brought by the Scottish Tories.
Donald Trump’s new social media platform could go live ahead of Independence Day
The platform has been hyped as the "hottest ticket in social media", but experts predict it will just attract "the same groups who lurk on Parler and Gab".
Brexit sent UK salmon exports to EU tumbling by 98 per cent in January
The UK’s export market suffered a total fall of £750 million - a 75.5 per cent decline from the previous January, the FDF said.
‘Stanley Johnson clause’ permits foreign travel to inspect second homes
Stanley last summer breached coronavirus guidelines by travelling to his Greek villa in order to make it “Covid-proof… in view of the upcoming letting season”.
Tory MP called out for ‘infantile and genuinely worrying’ flag protest
James Wild gave strong 'Gareth from The Office vibes' as he quizzed the BBC’s director-general on why there is no union jacks in its annual report.
Tory rebels fail to prevent Government reversing genocide trade amendment
Here's the full list of MPs who voted to block protections against trade deals with genocidal regimes.
Tory candidate calls for Bristol to be bombed following Kill the Bill protests
Conservative co-chair Amanda Milling said his comments were "completely unacceptable".
Freedom? Nicola Sturgeon is cleared as investigation concludes she did not breach ministerial code
The Scottish Greens have slammed “ridiculous attempts to pursue a political scalp” by the Scottish Conservatives after Nicola Sturgeon was cleared of breaching the ministerial code.