Politics
Ulster unionist peer suspended for ‘homophobic and derogatory language’
Hannah Bardell, an SNP MP, said Lord Maginnins used “homophobic and derogatory language about her”.
Pro-Indy Scots watch on as Brexit talks edge closer to deadline
The latest survey found 56 per cent support for leaving the Union - with the SNP on track for winning a majority at May’s Holyrood elections.
Eton should admit girls, says Education Secretary Gavin Williamson
Both Boris Johnson and David Cameron attended the school.
Gavin Williamson’s “child-like” vaccine brags go viral
James O'Brien said he "lost the will to live" listening to the interview.
Government refuses to reveal who benefitted from PPE ‘high-priority lane’
“There must be a full independent inquiry into how these massive contracts were given out, and whether there was any corruption or cronyism.”
Calls for social media censorship as scores of MPs wrongly credit Brexit for fast vaccine roll-out
Several cabinet ministers were cited for posting misinformation on the vaccine approval.
No, Mr Hancock, Brexit is not to thank for Britain’s speedy vaccine approval
Matt Hancock, Jacob Rees-Mogg and Alok Sharma say Brexit is to thank for the UK's speedy vaccine approval. This is why they're wrong.
PMQs 2nd December – Johnson’s Scotch egg scramble leaves another abstain on his leadership
One can envision a huddle of management consultants on £2k a day arguing over which freezer is best, the Tory donor who will benefit the most from the choice of appliance, as the vaccine perishes in the corner.
MEP caught in Brussels gang bang helped rewrite Hungarian constitution on marriage
The constitution reads that Hungary will protect the institution of marriage as the union of a man and a women. Szájer's sex party consisted mainly of men.