Politics
‘Unlawful’ Priti Patel breached human rights, court rules
The High Court ruled that a controversial Home Office policy broke the law and breached the European Convention of Human Rights.
Four-year-old Ukrainian boy fleeing Putin refused visa to UK, family say
Four-year-old Platan's visa application was rejected, his great aunt said. So much for open arms.
Thanks, Brexit: Tories set to scrap yet more EU consumer protections
Flight compensation for stranded British travellers is set to be burned on the government's bonfire of EU regulations.
Johnson’s reason why he’s not anti-Russian will make your jaw drop
An argument that is more at home in an Eton essay crisis than on the world stage.
Graphic used by Tories to tout fuel duty cuts is ruthlessly lampooned online
"What in the clip art is this poster."
Panic on streets of London? French firm issues warning for Brexit Britain
The lack of social mobility in the UK could spark "social unrest, protest and extremism", L’Atelier BNP Paribas.
That car in Rishi Sunak’s latest photoshoot? Yeah, it’s not his
The chancellor borrowed a Sainsbury's staffer's car for his staged fuel duty photoshoot.
Flashback: To when a Brexiteer MP said Britain should ‘accommodate’ Putin’s invasion of Ukraine because the country is ‘part of the Russian soul’
Russia considers that Ukraine is "as much a part of the Russian soul as we consider Canterbury or Kent is part of our soul," he said.
‘Are you just a shameless criminal?’ Watch as MP grills disgraced P&O boss
Labour's Darren Jones opened a fraught select committee selection with a scorching question to P&O's embattled boss.