There’s a bouncer shortage and people aren’t sure if it’s a good or bad thing
"I’ll have to throw myself out of Popworld for taking my shoes off," wrote one Twitter user.
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Facebook will hire 10,000 workers in the EU to build its ‘metaverse’
The social media giant said "Europeans will be shaping" the company's latest venture "right from the start".
Cock-up26? Firms funding climate summit complain over mismanagement
The sponsors formally complained about UK’s “very inexperienced” civil servants for postponed decisions, bad communication and decaying relationships between the companies and the organisers.
New research reveals: Labour is better at handling the economy than the Conservatives
The Conservatives have managed to win four-successive elections partially on the grounds of their reputation as being ‘strong on the economy’.
UK polls show ‘clear appetite’ for centre and left-leaning parties
It echoes a trend in Europe, where recent elections show the pendulum could be swinging back towards the left.
Raab’s revamp of Human Rights Act provokes outrage on social media
The justice secretary is reportedly devising a "mechanism" to allow the government to introduce ad hoc legislation to "correct" court judgements that ministers believe are "incorrect".
French report concludes: Johnson is a ‘populist incapable of keeping his word’
It stated that the prime minister and Lord Frost want to use tensions with France to keep Brexit alive as an issue in British politics.
EU promises to protect Ireland amid concern about Cummings’ revelations
Meanwhile, Europe has proposed to help the UK cut the red tape it had agreed to - amid threats and demands from Britain.
Hodges’ Mail column resurfaces after he calls for Labour to end Tory hatred
Today, the Mail on Sunday columnist has urged Labour to acknowledge "honest" and "decent" Tories - but days after the 2016 EU referendum, he had some strong words about former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.