Johnson to hand top TV jobs to ex-Mail and Telegraph editors
Paul Dacre - the 70-year-old former editor of the Daily Mail - is the prime minister’s first choice to become chair of broadcasting regulator Ofcom, the Sunday Times reported.
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Covid cases hit 6,000 for first time since start of May as toilet roll sales rise again
Also Asda will introduce 1,000 new Covid-19 marshals on the doors of its supermarkets.
Hauliers leak Michael Gove letter warning of 2 day delays at the border and 7,000 truck-long queues
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster warned there are changes coming with or without a deal.
‘Not what policing has asked for’ as PM threatens to bring in troops while migrants held in army barracks
John Apter, the leader of the Police Federation representing 120,000 rank and file police officers in England and Wales. He said the military was “not what policing has asked for and not what it needs”.
Public to pay for daily Covid-19 ‘moonshot’ tests, says Dido Harding
Daily “moonshot” tests for Covid-19 to allow people to resume normal life won't be available on NHS.
Michael Gove: “If you can work from home, you should do so”
The announcement comes less than a month after the government launched a 'go back to work or risk losing your job' marketing blitz.
From £10 off to a 10pm curfew: Struggling hospitality sector reacts to new measures
“The Government should publish the evidence upon which this decision was based.”
New evidence emerges in the Perugia saga
How will Boris explain this away?
Reactions as Johnson ‘worried about money’ & if he ‘can afford a nanny’ as Patel to send migrants back
Poor Boris Johnson! Couldn't Jacob Rees Mogg hire out his nanny for a few years?