Politics
Boris Johnson says he has ‘full confidence’ in Raab
The PM also said the government has been "working virtually around the clock" to sort out the situation.
Brexit will rob Christmas of turkeys, poultry industry warns
Turkey supplies could decline by as much as 20 per cent by Christmas because of staff shortages, the industry fears.
Whitehall bigwigs were all on holiday as Kabul fell
Top civil servants at the Foreign Office, the Home Office and the Ministry of Defence are all on leave.
SNP near power-sharing agreement with Greens as pandemic strengthened ‘arguments for independence’
In response to Labour and Tory backlash a spokesman for the Scottish Greens said: “It’s no surprise that parties only interested in scoring political points would be alarmed about any suggestion of co-operation in the interests of people and planet."
Resign? Raab under increasing pressure after it emerges call to help interpreters was never made
Mr Raab was holidaying on the Greek island of Crete and said to be staying at the five-star “luxury” Amirandes Hotel when the request for the call was made.
Britain’s sugar beet farmers worry Brexit will put them out of business
Domestic beet producers are worried that the new UK-Australia trade deal will put them out of business.
Watch: Message for Patel outside Home Office – ‘Afghans are counting on you’
“Afghan soldiers fought side by side with British troops. They put their lives on the line to protect British soldiers. Now those people are counting on us. They are counting on you.”
‘Large proportion’ of EU citizens plan to leave ‘unrecognisable’ UK because of Brexit
A significant number of EU citizens believe Brexit has made Britain "unrecognisable", a new study found.
Ex-minister says being in Tory Party is ‘like working for a really s*** company’
The MP for Plymouth, Moor View, also suggested “not a single member of the Conservative Party phoned me up” after the shootings in the city earlier this month, which he described as “very rare but grotesque violence”.