Politics
Ministers to seek appeal after judges declare Rwanda asylum policy unlawful
Rishi Sunak said he ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with the Court of Appeal decision and said that ministers would seek permission to appeal.
Rees-Mogg skips work for a day at the cricket
The former business secretary is on the line for contempt of Parliament, but decided to leave work early today for an afternoon at Lords.
Farage trends with ‘Coutts’ as ‘man of the people’ has his bank account closed
Clients are required to have assets of at least £1 million to bank with Coutts, which lists the British Royal Family among its members.
Minister calls for scaremongering to stop as trade is thriving post-Brexit
Her calculations were based on some pretty shaky numbers!
Sir Jacob, Dame Priti Patel and Nadine Dorries named and shamed by Privileges Committee
The report found attacks mounted by "experienced colleagues" to be particularly concerning, and pointed to further action.
Government’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda ruled unlawful
The Court of Appeal’s decision was announced on Thursday morning.
Flashback: To when John McDonnell took Damian Green to task over water privatisation
“We’re going to take that money and instead of using it as dividends for shareholders for rich people like you, we’re going to ensure it covers the cost.”
Ed Balls and George Osborne announce new podcast
“The politics of money is back leading the news again", Balls said ahead of the podcast launch in the autumn.
Security chiefs asked the QUEEN to block peerage for Evgeny Lebedev
Officials contacted Buckingham Palace after Boris Johnson overruled security advisers and Holac to push the nomination through.