Politics
Top Black bishop snubbed for peerage, behind Charles Moore and Ian Botham
John Sentamu, the former Archbishop of York, was not handed a peerage in July - no Black people were.
Priti Patel ignored pleas to stop ‘activist lawyers’ screed after knife attack
The home secretary escalated her language days later, despite fears it could increase violence against lawyers.
Marcus Rashford tells Johnson to ‘level up’ UK by ending child hunger
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.
Barnier told ‘don’t bother’ coming to London – but is Brexit deal closer than ever?
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”.
Jacinda Ardern on track for ‘once in a lifetime’ election landslide
“I think people are really grateful with the way Jacinda has handled Covid; she is leading the world. We are able to live our lives normally with very few restrictions - it is just a blessing," one voter said.
‘Goes without saying’: Jennifer Arcuri admits to affair with Johnson
Asked in an interview with the Daily Mail whether she had an affair with Johnson while he was with then wife Marine Wheeler - who he divorced last year - Arcuri said: “I think that goes without saying…”
Devolution under threat as Sturgeon left “depressed” by No Deal
“I find it very, very frustrating that at a time when all of us should be giving – and I am seeking to do as much as I possibly can – 100% of our time and focus and energy to Covid," Sturgeon said.
WATCH: Remember when Gove promised UK would “hold all the cards” after Brexit?
He went on to claim that no "responsible government" would trigger Article 50 without an agreement of sorts in place with the EU as to the shape of any future trading relationship.
Commons to ban alcohol sales after uproar that bars and restaurants opened past 10pm curfew
Officials closed loophole when it was disclosed that MPs, lords and parliamentary staff could legally continue drinking past the deadline in the Palace of Westminster.