Politics
Mark Carney obliterates Brexit and Liz Truss at world leader event
"The rallying cry of the Brexiteers was ‘broken Britain’. But their solution - to ‘take back control’ - ended up code for tear down the future.”
The Sunak slide: Labour maintains wide lead as Conservative votership erodes
Labour currently leads by 15-points with 41 per cent of the vote share.
Labour would seek ‘much better’ Brexit deal from Brussels – Starmer
The Labour leader spent the weekend meeting fellow centre-left leaders in Montreal.
Tories under pressure as support for an EARLY General Election soars
Will the Tories listen to the 'will of the people' on this occasion? The appetite for an early General Election in the UK is growing.
Lee Anderson on course to lose seat as MP, new poll reveals
He's known for his unapologetic style, but ultimately, it could end up costing Lee Anderson his seat as an MP.
‘She’s just like us’: James Cleverly backs ‘pro-Enoch Powell’ London Mayoral candidate
James Cleverly has defended Susan Hall, after her colourful Twitter archive came to the surface this week.
Polling suggests Greens would lag Tories by just 2 points if tactical voting was removed
Baroness Jenny Jones described tactical voting as the "coward's way out" in an interview with The London Economic.
Coutinho: ‘Pragmatic’ approach needed on net zero, says new Energy Secretary
“Our duty as Conservatives is to put forward pragmatic policies that take people with us.”
Truss: My economic plan would have saved taxpayers £35 billion
Liz Truss will claim that Rishi Sunak’s Government has spent £35 billion more than she would have as Prime Minister, in a speech on Monday.