Politics
Sunak prepared to defy European court over Rwanda despite judge’s warning
The president of the European Court of Human Rights said the UK had a clear legal obligation to comply with any interim injunctions issued by judges.
Ministers’ severance payouts under Truss and Johnson nearly £1m, analysis shows
A Labour tally after the final accounts were published showed ministerial severance payments had hit £933,086.
Mordaunt hails Sunak as ‘best of Britain’ and a ‘wonderful dad’ after Tory calls for him to be ousted
"WTF is happening? It's like she's reading the Prime Minsiter's eulogy....this just gets more and more weird", Hashi Mohamed said.
Carol Vorderman narrates latest Led By Donkeys film exposing resignation honours scandal
"It’s time to reform the House of Lords."
Sturgeon described Johnson as a ‘f****** clown’, Covid inquiry told
Her former chief of staff Liz Lloyd is giving evidence to the panel on Thursday.
A reminder that George Osborne’s best friend made £36 million from Royal Mail sell-off
Ed Miliband, who was Labour leader at the time, said that the sale of Royal Mail was "grossly undervalued", allowing Tory cronies to cash in the £1 billion uplift.
George Monbiot rips into the Institute for Economic Affairs over their funding
“Of course, you don’t care about the natural world because you’re from the Institute of Economic Affairs, which is funded by oligarchs and corporations.”
Priti Patel heckled by a climate protester at Policy Exchange event in London
The Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill would require the industry regulator to run annual rounds for new oil and gas licences.
Cameron tells Netanyahu of two-state need, warning of ‘unimaginable’ suffering
The Foreign Secretary reiterated his call for an ‘immediate humanitarian pause’ during their meeting in Jerusalem.