Politics
Truss and Kwarteng have been ‘vindicated’ by Budget – Rees-Mogg
The former business secretary said Hunt's “gilded giveaway” to higher earners ought to boost investment in new industries.
Brexit vote rebels like ‘Japanese soldiers who can’t accept the war is over’
MPs will be asked to approve a statutory instrument relating to the Stormont brake section of the Windsor Framework on Wednesday March 22nd.
Boris Johnson reselected as Tory candidate for Uxbridge and South Ruislip
The former prime minister holds a 7,000 vote majority, but his seat is seen as a target for Labour at the next election.
Next BBC chairman should not be a ‘political appointment’, says ex-news chief
The former head of BBC television news said it would be a ‘great act of statesmanship’ for Rishi Sunak to de-politicise the appointment.
‘Keep going!’ Audience erupts in laughter at Tory MP
While Bim Afolami appeared to be tying himself up, another panellist cracked a joke, "Put down the spade," to the delight of the audience.
NHS strikes suspended after new pay offer
The breakthrough follows days of talks with the Government over the long-running dispute over pay.
Grant Shapps trolls government following TikTok ban
The Energy Secretary took inspiration from the Wolf Of Wall Street as he informed his followers: “I will not be leaving.”
MPs to be given vote on key part of new Brexit deal
The ERG has commissioned a “star chamber” of experts to consider Rishi Sunak's deal before it decides how to vote.
With our heads turned, the chancellor just bunged a billion to the 1%
Britain is set for a prolonged period of low growth, high taxes and declining living standards, but let's all talk about small boats and Gary Lineker.