Politics
Farage not holding constituency surgeries – due to concerns over knife attacks
The Reform UK leader said he had been advised not to accommodate physical meetings with constituents.
Ohio city faces bomb threats after Trump debate comments
The Republican presidential nominee claimed migrants were eating household pets.
Ronald Reagan’s last speech as president shames modern Republicans
"Other countries may seek to compete with us. But in one vital area, as a beacon of freedom and opportunity that draws people of the world, no country on Earth comes close."
Mike Galsworthy ends the Brexit argument in four minutes
"I can't see a model for the future of humanity that I like coming out of China, India or The States. But I can see it in Europe."
Sue Gray is out-earning the prime minister
A senior Labour source quipped that she is "the only pensioner better off under Labour”.
Populist radical right has infultrated mainstram politics and ‘firmly planted its roots’ – study
Researchers at the University of Surrey say their study challenges the widespread belief that such movements exist merely on the fringes.
Starmer ‘treated me as a non-person’ during Tory donor row, says Abbott
The MP has criticised the Labour leader for his handling of her suspension from the party.
Starmer: I was angry when I saw prisoners toasting early release
Some 1,700 people were released early from their sentences last week in the first phase of the Government’s plan to tackle overcrowding.
Lib Dem deputy leader says she was told she had ‘just four days to live’
Daisy Cooper was speaking at the party’s autumn conference in Brighton.