Politics
Tories trying to ‘avoid scrutiny’ with document dump, says Labour
It comes after departments published a significant number of transparency documents just as Easter recess began for MPs.
Child predators not from ‘one background’, NSPCC tells Home Secretary
The Home Secretary singled out British Pakistani men as a major source of concern amid Government plans to crackdown on grooming gangs.
‘Isn’t that a bit weird?’ Ridge grills Braverman over Rwanda ‘obsession’
The home secretary Suella Braverman made the controversial remark at last year’s Tory Party conference in Birmingham.
Best reactions as John Redwood asks: Why Brits don’t holiday in UK to avoid border chaos?
The Tory MP prompted a fierce response as some travellers say they have been held up for 14 hours at the port.
Labour retains 15-point lead as trust in Tories tumbles
The cost of living situation and an "absolute catering of trust" in the Conservative Party have been attributed to Labour's healthy lead.
Braverman insists Rwanda IS safe – despite refugees being killed for protesting
The home secretary was shown footage of the aftermath of a protest that resulted in live rounds being fired at immigrants by authorities.
Ex-councillor jailed over £430k Eat Out to Help Out fraud
Mohammed Ikram made 19 fraudulent claims under Rishi Sunak’s initiative over four weeks in August and September 2020.
David Frost says Remainers are ‘about to be humiliated’ over trade deal that will boost UK economy by 0.08%
The former Brexit negotiator said the naysayers have been "comprehensively disproven" after the UK's accession to the CPTPP was confirmed.
Petition calling on Govt to hold a Public Inquiry into impact of Brexit reaches 130k signatures
"It is time that the people of this country were told the truth about Brexit, good or bad."