Politics
‘Brexit ruined my pig farm’: Devastated farmers speak out
"I don't think anyone else in the world has ever killed livestock because we haven't been able to deal with it," one farmer said.
Sunak to slash tax on bank profits just weeks after National Insurance hike
"It's down to the British public to foot the bill not the hard working and overstretched banking sector," one Twitter user said.
Boris strikes £400 million green deal with Bill Gates… or does he?
There is confusion over just how much cash is being invested by both Gates and the UK government.
Italian woman to join British boyfriend in saying goodbye to UK ‘forever’ – here’s why
EXCLUSIVE: One woman's story on why she decided to leave the UK just months before she could apply for Settled Status.
Aussie trade minister flies home without post-Brexit trade deal
Dan Tehan and Anne-Marie Trevelyan were unable to thrash out a post-Brexit trade deal, with several issues unresolved.
WATCH: Johnson would just ‘joke around’ when discussing civilian casualties in Yemen
"It was a bit mind blowing because you're discussing civilian casualties," a former foreign office lawyer said.
HGV driver shortage: UK in a ‘state of logistical disarray’
"Anyone with an ounce of common sense would know that if you restrict movement, put in trade barriers and generally make hard-working people feel unwelcome, a lot of them will decide they're better off not being here at all."
Johnsons ‘needed friend at No 10 at Christmas to help with childcare challenges’
Cabinet minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan said it was ‘absolutely the right thing’ for them to have son Wilfred’s godmother, Nimco Ali, at No 10.
Young, female, EU migrants could make history in next general election
EXCLUSIVE: Alexandra Bulat, Lara Parizotto and Marcela Benedetti, who set up Migrants for Labour in a bid to shake up the party’s diversity, have all been selected by Labour to undergo candidate training for Westminster in the 2024 parliamentary elections.