Politics
Brexit: Use of violence in opposition to Northern Ireland protocol ‘not off table’
“To say violence is never the answer is massively naive, sometimes violence is the only tool you have left.”
PMQs, 19 May: PM’s Indian summer reigns over all of us
Boris Johnson left the gate open and the Covid horse has bolted again.
EU will warn Britain to respect citizens’ rights after mistreatment scandals
Member states are becoming increasingly concerned about the UK's treatment of EU citizens.
Outrage after Home Office sends EU Settled Status letters to British citizens
“My 82-year-old mother only just came out of hospital and has heart disease, her blood pressure went really high.”
UK’s PPE procurement a ‘truly tragic waste’ of public cash, High Court told
The government spent millions on PPE that was "useless to the NHS", the Good Law Project alleges.
Nigel Farage hits out at ‘hoaxers’ amid speculation only 21 people attended first US tour date
"One was Nigel, six were his entourage and the others were all called Hugh Janus," one person said.
Lorry firm director who used scantily clad women to recruit drivers warns of impending food crisis
“In three to six months, there will be a crisis as there will not be enough drivers to bring food to supermarkets,” he told TLE.
‘I’m sick of it’: Nurse who cared for Johnson quits over ‘lack of respect’ for NHS
New Zealander Lisa McGee said NHS staff aren't getting respect or pay they "deserve".
Lib Dems, Greens and Labour form local coalitions – is it time for a national alliance?
Labour could win up to 351 seats working as part of a coalition.