Politics
Jenrick admits ‘regret’ over text messages with Tory donor Richard Desmond
The Housing Secretary also said he does not believe the decision to green light Mr Desmond’s Westferry plans was the wrong one.
Only MP to resign over Cummings saga lands top job as leader of Scottish Tories
According to reports Douglas Ross met with Ruth Davison and senior members of the cabinet before Jackson Carlow quit - leading to accusations of a "carve up".
Government to be given performance ratings on key health policies
An independent expert panel led by Professor Dame Jane Dacre will grade the performance of ministers in meeting their commitments.
Gove ignores legal proceedings over £840k bung to ‘Cummings’ friends’
The Good Law Project vowed to pursue a judicial review against Gove over Public First - a company run by a pair of long-time allies of Cummings - which was awarded a string of public contracts uncontested.
Iain Duncan Smith Commons speech comes back to haunt him
“If there is anything about this arrangement that we have not now debated, thrashed to death, I would love to know what it is”
Brussels dismisses IDS calls for Brexit deal to be scrapped
Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith said the deal means we are “hooked into the EU’s loan book”.
‘More red tape’: Hauliers prepare for Brexit border in Kent
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps warned of "a risk of some additional friction at the border".
Iain Duncan Smith up in arms over Withdrawal Agreement “fine print”
Pity he voted against proper scrutiny of the bill.
Surge in applications for EU citizenship quite normal for a country “hit by a major economic or political crisis”
The number of British nationals emigrating to other EU countries has risen by 30 per cent since the Brexit referendum.