Politics

"Bumbling, corrupt, liar" - here's what Brits really think of Boris Johnson as he prepares to address parliament.

It is also thought Sir Lindsay Hoyle will announce today that he will allow a vote on an investigation into whether the PM misled Parliament with his partygate explanations.

“When the people that govern our country don’t follow the rules how can you expect a few peaceful, happy, music loving ravers to do so.”

The anti-poverty campaigner took the Brexit minister to church on Easter Sunday.

Greg Hands challenged opponents of the Rwanda plan to "show what their solution would be".

The ITV presenter did not hold back on Patel's controversial offshore asylum plans.

Detectives reportedly told the civil servant she can't publish until all Partygate fines have been paid.

Johnson's Partygate fine is the "most severe constitutional crisis involving a prime minister", cross-bench peer Peter Hennessy said.

“This is just a smokescreen for an agenda against one of our most vulnerable communities which has, at its heart, something very dark... the complete erasure of trans people."