Politics
Brexit: Fears for Northern Ireland peace as bus hijacked and burned
It is the second double-decker bus to be torched in the past week, amid protests against the Northern Ireland protocol.
Government sewage amendment stinks, campaigners say
MPs will debate a government amendment to the environment bill on Monday evening.
Richard Ratcliffe hunger strike: How Johnson hurt Nazanin’s case
As Ratcliffe embarks on his sixteenth day of hunger strike, a reminder of how the prime minister contributed to Nazanin's predicament.
Boris skips sleaze debate as minister says he’ll watch on TV instead
Keir Starmer said a Johnson no-show means the PM is "too arrogant or too cowardly" to face down the sleaze scandal.
Sleazy Tories lose poll lead to Labour amid Paterson crisis
Renewed focus on the climate crisis has seen the Greens surge by five points to 11 per cent in the polls.
Boris Johnson and Tories see record low approval ratings from UK voters
Some 48 per cent of voters now think the Tories are “corrupt”, whilst 47 per cent think the same about Johnson.
‘Clean the stables’: Johnson faces calls for urgent sleaze inquiry
An emergency Commons debate will be held to consider the implications of the Owen Paterson row.
UK may pull out of EU science and research schemes to spite Brussels
Britain could withdraw from Horizon Europe and Euratom, the continent's atomic energy treaty, if relations with the EU worsen.
Cases of scurvy double in the 10 years the Tories have been in charge
Jonathan Ashworth said the huge rise in cases of the Victorian illness was 'a shameful indictment on a decade of the Tories'.