Politics
1m children in most extreme poverty as figure almost trebles since 2017 – report
It is often being left to charities to try to plug gaps for people in desperate situations, the report said.
Dutch police detain 19 people after anti-Netanyahu protest outside court
Campaigners from the Extinction Rebellion group took over a bridge in front of the International Criminal Court.
Shamima Begum’s legal fight reaches Court of Appeal
The 24-year-old previously lost a challenge against the decision to strip her of her British citizenship on national security grounds.
GB News show hosted by stand-in presenter Martin Daubney breached impartiality
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom said the programme did not give ‘due weight’ to a wide range of views on immigration and asylum policy.
Steve Baker says Brexit vote ‘probably should have been a supermajority’
The Northern Ireland Office minister and leading Brexiteer acknowledged the referendum would have failed under a supermajority.
Date set for first Rwanda removal flight
Preparations are underway for the first flight, even though officials only give the Home Office a 40 per cent chance of winning a Supreme Court appeal.
Israeli ambassador’s comments on Irish president not helpful, says minister
“I don’t think it’s helpful when an ambassador starts to make pointed comments in relation to our president."
Will Sunak realise that an early election is the best move?
Sunak has a role in history to play as a great reforming party leader who can make the Tories electable again. Or he can choose to remain as PM for an extra year. Which will he do?
Rees-Mogg defeat could be ‘Portillo moment’ for Tories
The North East Somerset MP is odds-on to lose seat at next general election.