Politics
Six arrests made as St George’s Day event held in Whitehall
Four arrests were made outside a pub in Whitehall – one on suspicion of assault and three on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, police said.
Bibby Stockholm residents report poor mental health and ‘airport-style security’
Multiple former residents told the Bibby Stockholm: A People’s Inquiry of conditions on board the barge.
Rishi Sunak declines to rule out July general election
The Prime Minister has travelled to Poland to announce a military aid package for Ukraine.
Capping off 14 years of Tory rule – the Sunak vs Brown cut
In 2009, Gordon Brown listed off all the accomplishments of the New Labour government. We ask author Will Hutton what the Rishi Sunak edit would be.
Crispin Blunt released under investigation after arrest on suspicion of rape
The MP for Reigate, who had the Tory whip withdrawn after he was detained in October, has not been re-bailed.
Sunak eyeing up July election to avoid Rwanda ‘gimmick’ having ‘time to fail’, MPs told
Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said Westminster is ‘awash’ with talk.
A potential abolition of national insurance for workers would not come for years
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has indicated it is his long-term ambition to end ‘double tax on work’.
Pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campuses after arrests at Columbia
Tensions remained high at the university, where the campus gates were locked to anyone without school ID.
Rwanda plan still in ‘serious doubt’ – here’s why
There have been more than 73,000 asylum claims since March 2023 - The Home Office has given no public explanation of how they will be dealt with.