Politics
Reform how complaints against ministers are handled, says union boss
The FDA’s union boss said allowing the PM to act as ‘judge and jury’ was not a suitable way of dealing with civil service allegations.
Foreign secretary cuts short Pacific trip to deal with Sudan crisis
James Cleverly cancelled a meeting with his New Zealand counterpart to fly home early to deal with the Sudan situation.
Dithering Sunak delays Raab decision
The PM is said to be “carefully considering the findings of the report before coming to a judgment”.
Ignoring ECHR orders would threaten rule of law, legal figures warn
A former Lord Chief Justice and the Law Society of England and Wales have expressed concern about reported amendments to the Illegal Migration Bill.
Kate Hoey reminded of Brexit comments as Irish economy soars
The former MP for Vauxhall suggested an Irexit would soon be on the cards after the UK left the EU. How wrong she was!
Raab ‘could keep job’ – insiders say
Senior spads in Number 10 are saying Raab "should stay" based on the report's conclusions.
SNP backed for major losses in next General Election
Scotland could prove to be fertile ground for Labour at the next election...
Brexit Downside Dossier hits major milestone
Because, as our esteemed MP David Davis once said, "there will be no downside to Brexit at all, and considerable upsides”.
Scampi could vanish from menus as labour shortages hit beleaguered industry
MP Sir Robert Goodwill has warned that the pub grub staple could go out of business without special visa exemptions.