Politics
Ex-British Army chief ‘uncomfortable’ with Tories Rwanda policy
The former head of the British Army has said he is “uncomfortable” with the Tories plans to send migrants to Rwanda.
Culture Secretary ‘looking very closely’ at BBC licence fee
Lucy Frazer said a review into the corporation’s funding arrangements is looking at “a variety of sources for its funding”.
‘Direct attack on our democracy’ says head of anti-monarchy protesters
Dozens of anti-monarchy protesters were arrested by the Metropolitan Police on coronation day for conspiracy to cause a public nuisance.
Lee Anderson tells anti-monarchy protesters to ’emigrate’
Senior Tory MP Lee Anderson has drawn ire for telling anti-monarchy activists to “emigrate”.
Camilla crowned Queen on historic day
The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby placed Queen Mary’s Crown on the Queen’s head during the ceremony.
Salmond leads thousands of marchers in call for independence
Former first minister Alex Salmond led a crowd of thousands in a chant calling for Scotland to be independent today.
Duke of York Prince Andrew booed as he is driven down The Mall for coronation
The Duke of York, known as Prince Andrew, was booed as he was driven to the coronation ceremony of his brother the King.
‘Dystopian nightmare!’ Protesters arrested ahead of coronation
Footage on Twitter showed officers using their powers under the new Public Order Act, as chief executive of anti-monarchy group was arrested.
UK broadcasters and publishers oppose ‘BBC blackout’ of coronation footage
The statement also said the BBC must “urgently reconsider” its position and allow all members of the British public "access"