Politics
Varadkar: Hard border on island of Ireland post-Brexit will be UK’s fault
The Irish premier spoke in New York on Monday at the UN Climate Action Summit.
Nigel Farage’s radio clash over EU army investigated by Ofcom
The politician accused a caller of lying.
McDonnell sets out Labour plan for 32-hour working week
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell said the shorter average week could be delivered within a decade of taking office.
Ancestors of Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn used to live next door to each other
Historians discover that ancestors of the Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition may have lived together in a small community.
“Refugees Welcome” event held on beach targeted by far-right beach patrols
“Kent has a proud history of welcoming visitors, migrants and asylum seekers."
Right-wing political commentator compares Greta Thunberg to Nazi propaganda
Dinesh D'Souza posted an image on Sunday of Greta wearing her trademark pigtails alongside a Nazi-era poster featuring a young girl, with similar features and hair.
For clarity: This is Labour’s Brexit position
Sixty-nine per cent of Brits are unclear on what Labour's Brexit position is.
Scrapping Ofsted would reduce teachers’ stress – Corbyn
Mr Corbyn suggested the new system would be ‘a more frequent form of supportive investigation’.
Labour pledges to abolish prescription charges in England
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said scrapping the charges for everyone was ‘simple common sense’.