Politics
More than half of Brits think Boris should quit over Partygate
And two in three believe Johnson lied to the Commons about the Partygate saga.
More immigrants will arrive in UK this year than before Brexit
The number of non-EU arrivals has shot up by more than 50 per cent since the UK voted to quit the EU in 2016.
Chancellor set to consider proposals for permanent ‘thank holiday’
The new “thank holiday” would recognise the Queen’s “extraordinary service” and people’s efforts to support their communities.
Westminister Council will be the biggest scalp for Labour in local elections
The architects of the Marble Arch Mound could be about to see Westminster turn red for the first time ever.
Watch: Farage reminded of previous predictions as he tips Le Pen to win in 2027
"Alexa, show me a terrible take that has aged incredibly poorly."
Slovenian election win hailed as ‘giant victory for the renewal of democratic values in Europe’
"A huge setback for populist nationalism! Maybe the global tide is turning?"
Dorries hits out at Rees-Mogg’s ‘Dickensian’ war on officials working from home
Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has reportedly questioned Jacob Rees-Mogg’s drive to get Whitehall staff back behind their desks.
PM writes to Angela Rayner to insist ‘Basic Instinct’ claim was not in his name
The deputy Labour leader said the PM's cheerleaders have resorted to spreading "desperate, perverted smears" in a thread posted on Twitter.
Sue Gray’s Covid parties review could ‘end’ Johnson’s premiership, says report
An official familiar with the contents of the complete report say its full findings are even more personally critical of the prime minister.