Politics
Yousaf urges Sunak to produce legal evidence supporting Yemen strikes
The Scottish First Minister also said the Commons should have been allowed to debate the military action before it took place.
Starmer defends plans for supervised toothbrushing for children under Labour
Critics claim it is an example of the ‘nanny state’ and say it is the role of parents to ensure children brush their teeth.
‘Reckless!’ Row erupts as Sunak orders Yemen strikes without parliamentary approval
The Prime Minister said the UK took ‘limited, necessary and proportionate action in self-defence’ after the Houthis attacked ships in the Red Sea.
Trump lawyers say presidents should have immunity – even if they assassinate their rivals
Lawyers representing the former president were presented with a hypothetical about a SEAL team being deployed to kill a political opponent.
Watchdog ruling on Hancock eating kangaroo penis ‘not good use of public money’
Lord Pickles argues reform of the current vetting regime will ‘bring a sense to the system’.
Infected blood payments will not require ITV drama, Mordaunt says
Thousands died in what is widely recognised as the worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.
MPs debate the plonk they want included on Commons wine list
Sir Charles Walker faced questions about the House of Commons wine options in parliament.
WATCH: South Africa accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza at UN court
South African lawyers said the latest Gaza war is part of a decades-long oppression of the Palestinians by Israel.
Rishi Sunak probed in Commons over private jet expenses and wife’s company
The Prime Minister insisted he took the declaration of his financial interests ‘very seriously’.