Politics
Scottish Tory was ‘too busy painting my bathroom’ to meet Boris Johnson
The Conservative MSP's response shows how unpopular the prime minister is north of the border.
UK citizens were ‘not fully informed on implications of Brexit’, EU report concludes
MEPs say any other country wanting to trigger the Article 50 process should have to provide a "a blueprint of the future relationship".
Majority vote to tell Priti Patel: Londoners are against new citizenship law
Priti Patel’s Nationality and Borders Bill risks normalising xenophobic attitudes that rose since Brexit, the London Assembly has warned.
71 per cent of UK exporters think Brexit is not helping their growth
British companies say EU customers have walked away from them because of the new red tape.
Angela Rayner says police should ‘shoot first, ask questions later’
Rayner made no reference to the death of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was shot in the head after being mistaken for a terrorist.
Labour and Lib Dems discuss ‘non-aggression’ pact to topple Tories
The deal would see Labour step back from the top 30 Lib Dem target seats at the next election.
Government considers scrapping ‘golden visas’ as Russia tensions continue to mount
It comes following a 2018 report that accused ministers of risking national security by “turning a blind eye” to the Russian “dirty money” flowing through London.
Starmer echoes viral film accusing Tories of turning blind eye to Russia meddling
Campaigner Peter Stefanovic said the Tories were misrepresenting the findings of the bombshell Russia report.
WATCH: Activist Femi Oluwole reveals what Keir Starmer should be saying about Brexit
He doesn't need to promise that Britain would “rejoin” the EU, but that he would change “anything in the Brexit deal that is hurting the British people".