Politics
Nothing to see here? ‘Most govt depts wipe phones after multiple password attempts’
Jo Maugham QC, founder of the Good Law Project, said: “It’s entirely wrong for ministers and special advisers to be given de facto the option of deleting, when convenient, all records held on their phones."
Lindsay Hoyle says all ex-PMs should be knighted like Tony Blair
By his logic, a knighthood for Boris Johnson could also be in the offing following his tenure.
Mixed reaction as Politics For All account suspended on Twitter
Media law expert David Banks suggested the removal of the account could be down to copyright issues.
Brexiteers reminded of cost of living promises one year on from EU exit
There's a "ridiculous report from some lobby group that says the price of food will go up - it will go down", Jacob Rees-Mogg said in 2016.
Tories enter New Year 16 points behind Labour in Red Wall seats
If the results were repeated in a General Election it could lead to the loss of more than 100 Tory seats.
One year on, most voters think Brexit has harmed Britain
Brits think Brexit has done more harm than good, a new poll found.
Tories ‘rewarding chums’ with peerages after donor handed knighthood
David Harding has given £475,000 to Boris Johnson since he became prime minister in mid-2019.
Lib Dems set sights on Raab in bid to ‘turn Blue Wall yellow’
The deputy prime minister's Surrey constituency is top of the Lib Dems' target seats at election time.
Scottish ‘Covid refugees’ flocked to Newcastle for New Year’s Eve
Clubs were closed in Scotland - so revellers crossed the border to celebrate New Year's Eve.