Politics
Lee Anderson’s newspaper explanation ‘closest we will get to apology’, says Mordaunt
Shadow Commons Leader Lucy Powell had called on her opposite number to agree that Mr Anderson had used racist and Islamophobic language.
Farage predicts ‘right will unite’ after Starmer says Tories dancing to his tune
The Labour leader had suggested at PMQs that the Conservatives were following Nigel Farage’s playbook.
Gove placed under investigation by Commons standards watchdog
The probe relates to his register of financial interests.
Foreign powers must be banned from owning British newspapers – ex-Tory minister
His comments come amid concerns over a proposed UAE-backed takeover of the Telegraph newspapers and The Spectator.
Peer jailed for child sex abuse attended Lords 10 times after being charged
The case of Lord Nazir Ahmed was cited amid moves to exclude members formally accused of a serious violent or sexual offence
People are dying waiting for Windrush compensation, says Age UK
The charity said that by the end of 2023 only 1,993 individuals had been offered compensation.
Miners’ Strike should ‘never be forgotten’, says mineworker 40 years on
Shaun McLoughlin was on strike for a year as a newly married, 22-year-old apprentice in 1984.
Galloway victory looks likely as voters go to the polls in Rochdale by-election
George Galloway is the favourite as polls open in a divisive by-election in the town.
‘Heartbreaking’ memories of Miners’ Strike pulled together for 40th anniversary
The year-long strike, which began in March 1984, divided coalfields and even families.