Politics
Matt Hancock broke law over Dido Harding appointment, high court rules
Hancock did not comply with a public sector equality duty when appointing Harding to a top job in 2020.
Would nuclear war with Russia be an ‘unwelcome outcome?’, peer asks
"The saying that there are no dumb questions doesn't hold here”, one person commented in response.
Boris Johnson’s new aide reminded of time she sent a letter accusing PM of ‘undermining Britain’s standing on the world stage’
When contacted she initially suggested the letter - which includes her signature - was a fake. She now accepts it was genuine.
Train drivers’ union could split from Labour at upcoming conference
They would become the second union in under a year to disaffiliate themselves with the party.
Oliver Dowden makes bizarre ‘Trumpian’ speech to controversial US think tank
The Tory MP claimed "woke" ideology is now "everywhere" and "threatens to sap our societies of their own self-confidence".
John Bercow receives virtual round of applause for Valentines note to Johnson
“Never has a prime minister wielded so much power, made so little effective use of it and been seen to be in quite such an indecent haste to blow his own trumpet."
Johnson ‘smirks and smiles’ as he’s asked about Starmer death threats
Karl Turner MP said the prime minister is "utterly unfit for office" after watching the clip.
Listen: Audience astonishment as another top Tory will back PM even if he is fined
His comments come after the PM was defended by his attorney general, Suella Braverman in the Commons last week.
The UK is ‘not going back’ to rejoining the EU, Keir Starmer vows
The Labour leader said there is no case for rejoining the EU, despite having backed Remain in 2016 and a second referendum in 2018.