Politics
Irish freight traffic declines with Great Britain but thrives with EU, data says
The figures suggest that Northern Ireland could be benefitting from Brexit by “having unfettered access” to both the EU and Great Britain markets.
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle fumes at Johnson as PMQs descends into chaos
"You might be the prime minister but in this House I am in charge," he said.
Prince Andrew’s £1.5 million loan ‘paid off by Tory mega-donor’
David Rowland settled Andrew's loan at a bank in Luxembourg controlled by his family.
Working mothers can plug abattoir labour shortages, Eustice claims
The environment secretary said different shift patterns could make up for an exodus of migrant workers.
Tory MPs voted by proxy on EU citizens’ future in order to catch England v Denmark at Wembley
Chief whip Mark Spencer, who is responsible for party discipline, was one of those in attendance at the game.
Anne-Marie Trevelyan: ‘I’d have slapped Stanley Johnson’
The trade secretary said women have had to deal with "the wandering hand" for far too long.
Gove donor won £164 million in PPE contracts through ‘VIP lane’
David Meller - a prominent Tory donor - was referred for a PPE deal via the government's 'VIP lane'.
Johnson set for showdown with his own backbenchers as vote looms
Watered down proposals sent out by Johnson ahead of the vote were described as "typical Tory dirty tricks" by Thangam Debbonaire.
Johnson ‘walked past and ignored’ Nazanin’s hunger-striking husband
Richard Ratcliffe recently ended his hunger strike after 21 days camped outside the Foreign Office.