Politics
Ann Widdecombe’s Controversial Stance: No cheese sandwich for struggling families
“Well then you don’t do the cheese sandwich ... because we have been decades without inflation we have come to regard it as some sort of given right that our food doesn’t go up.”
Starmer steps up effort to woo business
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey will also address the BCC gathering.
Sunak told Council of Europe meeting will ‘not have a big focus on migration’, despite requests
The Council of Europe was established following the Second World War to uphold democracy and freedom throughout the continent.
Rees-Mogg could be reported to the police over ‘gerrymandering’ comments
Labour former minister Dawn Butler described Rees-Mogg’s comments as “deeply concerning”.
Downing Street rejects Farage’s ‘Brexit has failed’ claim
No 10 said leaving the European Union was allowing the UK to take a more tailored approach to policies.
Tory MP attacks ‘sugar-free conservatism’ and ‘overwhelming population growth’
Sir John Hayes claimed too many conservatives chose to ‘opt out of conflict’.
Douglas Murray says the Nazis gave nationalism a bad name
The comments have been described as "ignorant" and "stupid" by Ian Dunt.
Headteacher at Tory conference used to make kids sit in isolation if their parents couldn’t afford school lunches
She also said people from poor backgrounds should not aim for Oxbridge – and should take “smaller steps” instead.
Party of low taxes pulls off biggest tax raid in 44 years
"You see, this is what they do. They tell you they are the party to lower your taxes all while conducting the biggest tax raid in 44 years by stealth", Marina Purkiss said.