Politics
Brits least likely in the world to think referendums are a good way of settling political issues
"Yeah, I mean. Take it from us guys...," Ian Dunt commented.
Post-Brexit South America trade deal could trigger further deforestation in the Amazon
Some of the most egregious production practices in intensive animal agriculture still exist in Mexico and Brazil, experts have warned.
Romanian lorry driver reveals why Brexit means shortages
“My brother-in-law worked as a lorry driver up until this Saturday, he resigned. A lot of my friends who are lorry drivers left the UK as soon as the new Brexit rules came into place.”
Digby Jones Index documents jobs lost to Brexit
"It is proof that those at the forefront of the Leave campaign had no idea of the disaster they intended to visit upon us."
Just 14 people tune in to livestream event as Rish Sunak visits Scotland
Torchuil Crichton of the Daily Record joked that Sunak was "competing with GB TV to reduce viewer inflation".
One rule for them? Tories must ‘come clean’ over secretive club that gives access to PM
“The way that Boris Johnson and his friends operate seems to be not about what is right but what they can get away with, blurring the boundaries between public and private life."
EU citizens who applied for settled status STILL threatened with deportation
The Home Office has handed removal instructions to EU nationals - even though they could prove they’ve applied for settled status.
Mary Beard backs plans to bring Latin back to state schools
Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said the £4 million Latin Excellence Programme would ensure the subject was not “for the privileged few”.
Johnson facing Tory revolt over vaccine passports – again
The prime minister intends to change the rules in September so that only the fully vaccinated can attend nightclubs.