Politics
‘He hasn’t got anything right’ as protestors chant ‘Get Gav gone’
"We’re here for the working class kids on council estates who will continually be deemed less important and unworthy of university.”
PM accused of ‘total dereliction of his duty’ over Russian electoral interference
“Democratic processes are clearly at risk and it seems that the integrity of our elections is being deliberately undermined. Nothing could be more serious for our democracy.”
Brexit trade talks actually ‘going backwards’ – Barnier
The EU's chief negotiator warned there is "very little time left" to conclude negotiations.
John McDonnell praises Starmer for “taking this government on”
The former shadow chancellor said the Labour leader's response to the crisis has been "exactly right".
Whitehall splurges £56m outsourcing its pandemic response
Sixteen private consultancy companies, including major firms like Deloitte, McKinsey and PWC, have driven major aspects of the government’s Covid-19 strategy.
New analysis suggests Labour did not lose the red wall to the Tories – the Lib Dems did
The Conservatives made large gains in these constituencies at the expense of the Liberal Democrats.
Germany extends furlough scheme by a year as UK jobs crisis looms
Britain's furlough scheme is being wound down in October, potentially throwing millions out of work.
McKinsey paid £560,000 to decide ‘vision’ of new public health body
Dido Harding, who launched the test-and-trace programme in England, formerly worked as a consultant at McKinsey. She has been appointed to run the new National Institute for Health Protection, it emerged this week.
Outrage as George Galloway sticks his oar in on Scottish referendum
And Michael Gove thinks he has a point.