Politics
No justification for ‘heavy-handed’ voter ID laws, ministers told
Voters could be required to show a form of photographic ID before collecting their ballot.
Thread by Corbyn’s son tells Lisa Nandy why Labour will never unseat his dad
"The sheer arrogance of anyone thinking that turning up for a day with clipboards and nothing to offer will do anything but piss people off is laughable."
Petition urging switch to ‘Wellbeing Economy’ surges past 50,000
Led by Caroline Lucas MP, the petition urges ministers to ditch GDP as a marker of productivity.
‘Find a backbone and resign:’ Raab told to leave post over Afghanistan
Labour’s Harriet Harman (Camberwell and Peckham) earlier warned that the Afghan citizens’ resettlement scheme “is going to end up as a lottery of life and death”.
Pictures of Rees-Mogg canvassing make the rounds on social media as Hoyle tells MPs to smarten up
"These colourised pictures from the 1920s are superb."
Watch: Laura Kuenssberg praises Johnson for ‘tackling the hard issues’
"Whatever you think of him, this is a difficult problem and he does intend to keep his promise to fix it."
Gavin Williamson could have broken law over Covid schools guidance
The Good Law Project has written to Williamson asking him to issue guidance to protect vulnerable kids.
WATCH: Jeremy Vine asks, have UK shortages been caused by Brexit?
"How is this a debate", one person said after guests played a familiar conveyer belt game.
Kicking can down road? Brexit ‘Sausage war’ truce to be extended
Brexit minister Lord Frost used a speech on Saturday to warn that difficulties over the deal risked creating “cold mistrust” with the European Union.