Politics
Kwasi Kwarteng: Trying to lower taxes in mini-budget was right
The former chancellor said high taxes were not the way to create prosperity.
Sturgeon’s successor should ‘drop National Care Service Bill’
A number of unions, think tanks, charities and Holyrood committees have also voiced concern about the proposed centralised service.
Ian Hislop mocks Tories ‘Tin-Eared’ Rwanda policy
“I’m amazed you can still say 'Rwanda' with a straight face," Ian Hislop tells immigration minister Robert Jenrick.
Starmer is ‘selling Labour’s soul’ to enter Downing Street
The SNP’s Westminster leader, Stephen Flynn, noted that his own party would enter the next general election with ‘fresh leadership’.
King Charles makes surprise visit to food bank
Charles was amused when he found out the identity of their VIP guest had been kept secret, laughing “You didn’t know why?”
Labour support for Kyiv would be ‘unwavering’
The Labour leader also used his surprise trip to Ukraine to reiterate demands for justice for war crimes carried out by Russia.
Special SNP conference postponed
The SNP has said its special independence conference will be postponed as it outlined its plans to appoint the First Minister’s successor.
Boris Johnson could give father, sister and wife peerages in resignation honours list
The former prime minister has already given a peerage to his brother, Jo, after he stepped down as an MP in 2020.
Stanley Johnson praises Lord Heseltine following TalkTV demolition job
"Lord Heseltine was absolutely brilliant, he wiped the floor with you two.”