Politics
MPs vote down ‘Musk motion’ to launch national inquiry into grooming gangs scandal
People have pointed out that all of the day's politics in Westminster, including PMQs, was dictated by a foreign billionaire in the US.
Labour to ban landlords from charging more than a month’s rent upfront
The ban will be part of the government's Renters' Rights Bill.
Farage says he will use his time in US to ‘educate Americans on who Tommy Robison actually is’
“Many of my American friends have seen one side of the Robinson story."
Tory bid to halt children’s bill ‘utterly sickening’
"I thought there wasn't a limit to how far they would sink and I was wrong", education secretary Bridget Phillipson said.
Trump outlines plans to take over Greenland and Canada and rename Gulf of Mexico ‘Gulf of America’
Outgoing Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said there isn't "a snowball's chance in hell" of the two countries merging.
Jess Phillips proves why she is a first-rate minister
"I will base my decisions on evidence not on very rich men in America,” the safeguardian minister has said, suggesting that Musk should "crack on with getting to Mars".
Lib Dems urge Kemi Badenoch to sack Robert Jenrick for comments about immigrants ‘from alien cultures’
"He didn’t lift a finger to help the victims when a minister, now he’s jumping on the bandwagon and acting like a pound shop Farage."
Watch: Boris Johnson says money on child abuse investigations was ‘spaffed up a wall’
It appears as though the Conservatives record on the matter isn't quite what they' are making it out to be.
Farage nowhere to be seen in Commons for Child Sexual Exploitation announcement
Yvette Cooper set out how Labour plans to act on the recommendations made by the Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA).