Politics
Betty Boothroyd wanted to criticise prime ministerial abuse of patronage powers
Lady Boothroyd shattered more than 700 years of parliamentary tradition when she became the first woman to be elected speaker in April 1992.
‘Is it time to say sorry?’: Ann Widdecombe in fiery clash with Matthew Wright over Brexit
The video has racked up over a million views since it was first broadcast.
Iceland boss and ex-Tory donor switches backing to Labour
Richard Walker, the executive chairman of the supermarket, endorsed Sir Keir Starmer to be the next Prime Minister.
Marina Purkiss masterclass comes back to haunt Rees-Mogg
"We need more Marina Purkiss types and fewer Jacob Rees-Mogg types on the airwaves", Alastair Campbell said.
Carol Vorderman for PM: Focus group pick Countdown star to run the country
Vorderman was tipped for PM alongside Sir Alex Ferguson, Alan Sugar and Martin Lewis.
New data shows Tories on course lose ALL ‘Red Wall’ seats
The Tories have done little to convince traditional Labour seats in the north that they're a long-term option for voters.
Four Rwandans ‘granted refugee status in Britain over fears of persecution’
It comes ahead of a crunch week for Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill, which aims to prevent further legal challenge to the Government’s asylum policy.
Head of UNRWA calls on countries to reconsider ‘shocking’ pause in Gaza funding
Philippe Lazzarini said the United Nations Relief and Works Agency is depended upon by more than two million people for their survival.
‘Tory government has failed the public’, admits Nadine Dorries
That'll be Nadine Dorries talking sense, then - and the recently-departed Tory MP has acknowledged failures in the current government.