Politics
Thornberry defends Labour attack ad on Sunak after criticism
Shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry defended the ad and said the critics of the social media post are ‘wrong’.
Teachers in England to be re-balloted after pay offer rejected
NASUWT, which represents 280,000 serving teachers, is now the fourth to reject the pay offer from the Department for Education (DfE).
Sturgeon will ‘fully cooperate’ after arrest of ex-SNP chief husband
The former first minister Nicola Sturgeon broke her silence with a statement outside their Glasgow home after her husband was arrested.
Firm which audits SNP accounts resigns amid probe into party finances
Earlier this week, former chief executive Peter Murrell, who is Nicola Sturgeon’s husband, was arrested on Wedneday.
Labour steps up attack on Tories over law and order ahead of May elections
Shadow justice secretary Steve Reed claimed the Conservatives ‘have left dangerous criminals free to roam the streets’.
Huge queues of cars stretching back from Port of Dover amid 90-minute waits
As the Easter getaway weekend kicked off on Good Friday morning, large numbers of cars were arriving at the Dover.
Cleverly calls for de-escalation: Israel launches attack in Lebanon
The Foreign Secretary backed Israel’s right to self defence but condemned police violence at Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Gina Miller skewers Rees-Mogg across 8 minutes and its glorious
The clash between Miller and Rees-Mogg highlighted the deep divides that exist within UK politics over issues of trade and globalisation.
Cost of living fears top concerns for parents, survey suggests
Some 37% said the cost of living tops their fears for their children, followed by mental health (33%), climate change (25%) and social issues (24%).