Politics
David Frost admits his Brexit deal is hurting musicians with red tape
He insisted “these problems can be solved” without backtracking on UK’s commitment to end free movement for EU citizens coming to Britain.
UK to ditch ‘BAME’ label in response to controversial race report
A new "model" history curriculum will also be drawn up to reflect Britain's "complex" past, ministers said.
WATCH: Man who experienced devastation of WWII issues 7-minute plea to Boris
“Boris Johnson, please, show some humanity," the man, who experienced the devastation of the Second World War as a child, said.
Watch: Reactions as Rayner calls on Raab to return to the House and correct the record after misleading PMQs claim
"What a wet response from the speaker. Something needs to change, you can't have ministers misleading the house without having to publicly correct their mistakes," said one person after Rayner returned to the House.
Foreign Office told Nazanin’s husband not to make a ‘song and dance of it’
Tulip Siddiq said, in the end, it was the right strategy because the government responded to public and media pressure.
Cox up: Tories drop plans to cap MPs’ second job salaries after sleaze row
MPs are also in line to get a £2,200 pay rise next month that comes against backdrop of significant economic hardship for many Brits.
Boris Johnson returns empty handed from Saudi Arabia
It was announced that three more people had been executed during the time the prime minister was in the country.
Watch: Tulip Siddiq pays tribute to Richard Ratcliffe in Parliament
"I think he's set the bar for husbands around the world."
WATCH: Jacob Rees-Mogg tells Andrew Marr that Brexit is a ‘great success’
Pushed by Marr to admit it’s harder to sell fish to the rest of Europe now because of Brexit, Rees-Mogg said: “Well, I mean you’re quite right, there were some teething troubles with some scallops and so on but actually that varies considerably.”