Politics
Thornberry bursts into laughter after Trott claims CPTPP is a ‘huge trade deal’
"The CPTPP is not the answer to leaving the European Union"
Braverman loses first round of High Court fight with trafficking ‘victims’
The men say disqualifying people believed to be trafficking victims from getting protection and support because they have convictions is unfair.
Labour questions Downing Street pressure over NatWest boss’s resignation
Dame Alison Rose quit as chief executive after coming under pressure from No 10 and the Treasury in the Nigel Farage row.
Credibility of Covid Inquiry called into question on first day
Lawyer Aamer Anwar, who is representing the Scottish Covid Bereaved group, described Wednesday’s proceedings as ’embarrassing’ and ‘disrespectful’.
Farage calls diversity and inclusion culture ‘divisive’ as governance row erupts
Nigel Farage said the NatWest culture that talks of inclusion is ‘divisive’ amid concerns that banks may be using ESG to cover for bad behaviour.
Sunak promises to act ‘as swiftly as possible’ as he is heckled at blood inquiry
The Prime Minister acknowledged at the Infected Blood Inquiry that governments have let down victims for decades.
Climate activists paint over portrait of King in Scottish museum
Two This is Rigged activists painted over a portrait of Charles in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh on Wednesday.
Hollywood star in the dock: How drama of Kevin Spacey trial unfolded
The two-time Oscar winner was found not guilty of nine sex offences following a trial at Southwark Crown Court.
Standards commissioner: Consider sanctioning rule-breaking MPs through pensions
The parliamentary commissioner for standards was quizzed about MPs who break the rules and quit before receiving their punishment.