Politics
‘The Thick Of It’: Despair as Johnson visits Afghan crisis centre
“Are you the guys who have been inundated with all the emails from everywhere in the world saying, ‘please help my son, mother in Afghanistan?’"
Sunak granted planning permission for swimming pool, gym and tennis court
"Exciting news from the man who’s about to remove £20 a week from some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the country," David Schneider said.
‘Progress is inevitable’: The history-making duo vying to lead the Greens
Amelia Womack and Tamsin Omond want to be the next co-leaders of the Green Party.
Ministers urge investment in UK workforce amid HGV driver shortage
Supermarkets and suppliers are struggling to meet demand following an exodus of drivers from EU countries.
Lib Dems call for immediate inquiry into hasty Afghanistan withdrawal
Sir Ed Davey said serious questions needed to be asked about the US and UK withdrawal.
Sunak adds swimming pool to country mansion while cutting your benefits
The chancellor has defied MPs to cut six million people’s Universal Credit allowance by £20 a week.
Abandoning sensitive papers in Kabul embassy ‘not good enough’
Ben Wallace said Boris Johnson "will be asking some questions" about how the documents were left unsecure.
Under quarter of homeless housed as Covid hit given settled accommodation
Shelter said the end of lockdown “isn’t an excuse to forget about homeless people”.
Scots can have IndyRef2… if 60% want it, minister says
Scotland Secretary Alister Jack suggested 60 per cent support would represent "desire for a referendum".