Politics

In this insightful video, ex-Labour staffer and prominent anti-gambling campaigner Matt Zarb-Cousin sheds a little light on what drives Britain's most controversial politician.

“If carefully negotiated terms are not honoured and laws can be ‘legally’ broken, on what foundations does our democracy stand?"

Also Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, they said the UK Internal Market Bill has “enormous moral, as well as political and legal, consequences”

“It is ajar; we hope the EU will change their position, we’re certainly not saying that if they do change their position we can’t talk to them.”

Asked by Andrew Marr on the BBC this morning whether the extortionate spending was a good use of public money, Gove said: “Yes.”

John Sentamu, the former Archbishop of York, was not handed a peerage in July - no Black people were.

The home secretary escalated her language days later, despite fears it could increase violence against lawyers.

Rashford is urging Johnson to bring in major changes to the welfare system, including an end to the Conservative two-child cap on Universal Credit and an increase in the value of healthy-eating vouchers for pregnant mums.

A report in the Irish Times last night revealed that Britain’s declaration that trade talks were done “was met with bewilderment in Brussels, not least because a deal is closer than ever before”.