Politics
‘Graduate tax’: Students to pay off loans into their 60s under new plans
Martin Lewis, the MoneySavingExpert founder, said the government's plans are a "working-life-long graduate tax".
Brexit red tape squeezes out record £4.5 billion from UK businesses
“This shows how the post-Brexit increase in custom costs to UK consumers is really biting," a senior manager at an accountancy firm has said.
Former Vote Leave chief exec linked to Conservative Friends of Russia
Matthew Elliot is among a string of murky connections linking the Conservative Party to Russian money.
Truss torched by Neville and Lineker over Champions League comments
Tory ministers spent most of last summer telling footballers to stick to football after they staged anti-racism protests. Has the party changed its mind?
Wrong to tar all Russian-linked Tory donors with the same brush, Government says
A Foreign Office minister said many British citizens of Russian origin oppose Putin.
Cressida Dick’s deputy attacks Sadiq Khan over Met chief’s departure
Sir Stephen House said Khan had ignored proper procedure over Dick's departure, which instead "played out in the media".
Parliament ‘not the appropriate place’ to highlight PM’s Islamophobia, Speaker claims
A Labour MP was cut off by the Speaker for drawing attention to Johnson's alleged Islamophobic remarks.
PMQs – PM encroaches on new territory as he moves from stroking to tickling the Russian bear
It would be amusing if Russia retaliated to the sanctions by asking for their money back from the Conservative Party.
Boris Johnson ‘misspoke’ over Abramovich sanctions, PM’s spokesman confirms
Labour former minister Chris Byrant tried to ask the PM to correct the record in Parliament yesterday - but he walked out.