Politics
Another week, another series of abject failures
U-turns, culture wars and housing bungs dominated another abysmal week in British politics.
Five times tech did not go as planned for the Government
The failure of the coronavirus contact tracing app is not the first time the Government has changed course on tech-related matters.
MEPs question Boris Johnson’s goal of UK-EU deal by the end of July
The Prime Minister was warned it will be ‘quite impossible’ to secure a comprehensive agreement within six weeks.
Chances of trade deal by US election day ‘virtually nil’, Government told
A lack of progress in EU-UK talks could impede any US deal, Labour said.
Government to roll out “shock and awe” media campaign to prepare public for no-deal Brexit
One problem identified in the tender is that voters who backed Brexit are less likely to make preparations for it because they don’t believe Britain’s departure from the bloc will have negative consequences.
Dominic Raab says taking the knee is a symbol of subordination that ‘comes from Game Of Thrones’
“I take the knee for two people: the Queen and the missus when I asked her to marry me.”
How Britain’s ultra-nationalists are being bankrolled by ultra-rich foreigners
Britain has been taken over by self-professed nationalists, many of whom are funded by wealthy Americans.
Britain’s aid budget should be spent on successor to HMY Britannia – Brexiter MP says
The suggestion comes as the PM's plane gets a red, white and blue makeover at a cost of almost £1 million to the taxpayer.
PM accused of putting political ambition first by scrapping department
Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said merging the Department for International Development with the Foreign Office was a ‘regrettable move’.