Politics
ETA loophole demonstrates why Britain has a serious post-Brexit border problem
“If I’m on a wicked mission for Mr Putin carrying dangerous poisons, that would be my route in, wouldn’t it?”, Lord Sandhurst said during a House of Lords debate.
Julian Assange wins temporary reprieve from extradition
Two judges at the High Court adjourned their decision over whether the WikiLeaks founder can appeal against his extradition to the United States.
Tory campaign video gets slapped with THREE community notes
It comes after deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden warned the public over the risks of misleading content online.
Michael Gove found guilty of standards breach
Michael Gove offered his ‘profuse apologies’ for failing to declare three pairs of tickets and VIP hospitality at Queens Park Rangers games.
Jonathan Ashworth pays May election bet off with a cheque from The Bank of Chicken
The shadow Cabinet Office minister had bet Kay Burley £10 that a general election would take place on May 2nd.
Shapps: No connection whatsoever between Moscow terror attack and Ukraine
An affiliate of the so-called Islamic State terror group has claimed responsibility for the attack on Crocus City Hall.
Health sec grilled over payout for women who missed out on scans despite cancer risk
Health Secretary Victoria Atkins was asked if a woman ‘has gone on to receive a diagnosis’ whether she would be eligible for compensation.
Tories delete attack ad about crime in London because it features footage from New York
In a London mayoral campaign video, the party used footage of a stampede in a New York subway station.
UK backs UN resolution calling for Ramadan ceasefire in Gaza
The UK believes a humanitarian ceasefire would allow the release of the hostages held by Hamas and provide a way for aid to get in to Gaza.