Politics
Sir Iain Duncan Smith feared for his wife over traffic cone incident, court told
The MP was giving evidence at the trial of Elliot Bovill, who denies common assault.
Rishi stands by ‘incinerator’ Raab – despite bullying claims
It has been claimed that Dominic Raab bullied and harassed workers and once hurled tomatoes from a salad across a room in a fit of anger.
Hunt expected to delay spending cuts until after next election
The chancellor is set to gamble on delaying spending cuts so that Labour will shoulder the worst of the pain - but it could backfire.
Hunt’s suggestion that Brexit hasn’t made Britain poorer put to bed in viral video
"For the man running the nation's finances to just stick his head in the sand and pretend it’s not happening is utter insanity"
147 members of the government have resigned or been sacked this year
Strong and stable, or weak and wobbly?
Jeremy Hunt says everyone will need to ‘pay a bit more’ to get economy back on track
New research shows Liz Truss's disastrous 44-day premiership doubled the fiscal hole that the Treasury now puts at £60 billion.
New party led by Farage would be backed by a quarter of British voters
Almost one if four Conservative voters would consider supporting a new party led by him, which could have huge ramifications.
Democrats keep Senate majority in devastating blow for Republicans
"Joe Biden and Democrats have managed to resist the normal pattern of heavy midterm losses for a first-term President without a New Deal (1934), Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) or national solidarity after the 9/11 attack (2002). Shows the magnitude of this achievement."
Brazil’s president-elect breaks down in tears as he promises to fight rampant poverty in the country
'Decent politicians do exist'