Politics
Simon Calder tells Commons Committee: Brexit is to blame for travel chaos
"Thirty per cent of the people who worked in UK aviation before the covid pandemic were EU nationals".
Mystery surrounds blank placard at Starmer’s Wakefield speech
The Labour leader addressed supporters ahead of the crucial by-election in the Red Wall seat due to take place this week.
Labour lurches to the right as Starmer puts immigration in spotlight
Party insiders have criticised the leadership for running scared on Brexit "for fear of saying the wrong thing".
‘I don’t fancy your brother’, Dorries tells Rachel Johnson live on air
"What do you see in him?"
Starmer rumoured to be ‘succession planning’ after handing back police questionnaire
The Labour leader promised to step down if he is found to have broke Covid rules, and doesn't want the party to "become a basket case again".
EU drafting legislation to prepare for ‘doomsday’ Protocol legislation
“They will see that there’s no messing here, we’re not bluffing, that once you cross the rubicon, there are consequences.”
Attorney General says it is ‘time to complete Brexit’ in wake of Rwanda flight grounding
The ECHR is not an EU court - not that the main legal advisor to the government should be expected to know that.
Another pledge bites the dust: Govt breaks its promise to deliver 100 million Covid vaccines to poor countries
“Once again, this prime minister chases headlines then drastically under-delivers,” Labour's Preet Kaur Gill said.
‘Huge boost’: UNISON vote to back proportional representation
“UNISON members want a proportional system that properly reflects the voice of working people."