Politics
Lord appears at sub-committee meeting from a moving car
He signed off by saying: “By the way, I can recommend the restaurant.”
Labour under Starmer is politically competitive again, says Blair
The former Prime Minister said Sir Keir has put Labour "back on the map".
Coronavirus rapid inquiry: Johnson agrees to look at recommendations
“This swift review will ensure that lessons are urgently learned ahead of a potential second spike. The stark warning that a second wave of coronavirus this winter could cause up to 120,000 deaths shows we have no time to waste.”
‘Your move, spies’: Reaction as government plans to put all foreign agents on a register
The UK government is reportedly planning to require states to stick the names of their foreign agents working in Britain on a government register.
#BorisFarewellTour trends on Twitter as PM is welcomed to Scotland by pro-independence campaigners
Pro-independence campaigners had their claws out as Boris headed to the remote Orkney islands.
Brexit: ‘Considerable gaps’ remain between EU & UK following talks
He said that the UK’s principles in these areas ‘are not simple negotiating positions’.
Looking back on Johnson’s first year in No 10
On a personal and professional level, it has been a remarkable year for the man who is probably the most polarising person to occupy Downing Street since Thatcher.
Members of Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) have taken money from figures linked to Russia
It comes after the ISC published its long-awaited report into Russian interference in British democracy this week, warning that Russian influence in the UK is “the new normal”.
Thousands urge peers to protect NHS in Trade Bill
MPs voted down amendments to the bill earlier this week, one of which would have prevented the NHS from being included in any post-Brexit trade deal.