Politics
Lineker condemns ‘awful’ Patel over decision to deport promising footballer
"I don't know anything but the UK. I went to school here, all my friends are here, all my family is here. If I have to go back, I'm basically dead."
Brexit is plunging Wales back into austerity after loss of EU aid
Wales has lost £375m a year in EU economic aid, sparking warnings from ministers of a return to austerity.
Sturgeon to strike pro-independence cooperation pact with Scottish Greens
The deal would help Sturgeon to outvote anti-independence parties in Holyrood and burnish her green credentials ahead of Cop26.
Sunak urges young people to office… but just 25% of civil servants are back in Whitehall
The chancellor said going to the office is "really beneficial" for young people's careers.
Food worth thousands thrown away because of Brexit labour shortages
One farm manager said this is because Eastern European workers, who were usually doing the job, had not been available since Brexit.
David Lammy asks why ‘Black English’ not an option on the census
"You can be White English but you can’t be Black English," the Tottenham MP said.
‘Utter joke’: 173 people applied for watchdog job handed to Bullingdon Club chum
"Out of 173 applicants of course the Bullingdon Boy fits the job description of marking the Prime Minister’s homework," Angela Rayner said.
Cummings: Public know the PM is a liar – they still vote for him
"His own family knows he's a liar," he said, adding that voters need to be targeted with messages on stuff they really care about.
Brits least likely in the world to think referendums are a good way of settling political issues
"Yeah, I mean. Take it from us guys...," Ian Dunt commented.