Politics
Priti Patel roundly mocked for “British people” tweet
"It’s inflammatory and divisive and also errant vacuous nonsense with no meaning in a multi-party democracy."
Exclusive: Government may have acted ‘criminally’ over herd immunity campaigners claim
The initial decision to allow the infection to spread unchecked was in breach of Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights, campaigners say.
PM to ‘head to Scotland’ for family staycation
He will be hoping for a warmer reaction to the one he received last time he was north of the border.
Chancellor refuses to extend furlough scheme as he travels in private jet
He warned “there is hardship ahead for many people” as he again ruled out extending the jobs retention scheme.
Gove denies £355m Brexit support for NI firms is admission of Irish Sea border
A new Government scheme will assist companies in processing the extra red tape required to move goods into Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK.
Public have ‘right to know’ over claim Cummings made second Durham trip
Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner called on Downing Street to publish the evidence.
Corbyn accuses Labour of trying to sabotage 2017 election
The 2017 election was narrowly contested and resulted in a hung parliament.
‘Completely potty’ to deploy navy to tackle migrant crossings
An MoD source said the idea had "more holes in it than a slice of Swiss cheese".
Ex-Labour staffer accuses party of “shocking sabotage” of Corbyn
The intervention follows the leaking of an 860-page report, which revealed significant hostility towards Corbyn at the top of the Labour hierarchy.