Dominic Raab backed efforts to “defend media freedom” just days before press walk out
The UN coalition warned journalists are becoming more vulnerable to surveillance by the State.
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Labour frontbencher hits back after being called a ‘tart’ for off-the-shoulder dress
Shadow culture secretary Tracy Brabin was criticised for wearing an off-the-shoulder dress in the Commons.
Tory MP criticised by Jewish leaders for appearance with far-right politicians
Speakers at a National Conservatism conference in Rome included Hungary’s far-right prime minister Viktor Orban.
BBC TV licence fee set to rise
The change was announced on Monday.
Civil service chief urged to investigate Johnson’s treatment of media
Sir Mark Sedwill has been asked to look into the ‘deeply disturbing’ events which led to a boycott of a Number 10 briefing.
Climate summit chief sacked by Cummings slams PM’s failure on climate change promises
“This isn’t a pretty place to be and we owe the world a lot better” - former clean growth minister Claire Perry O’Neill spoke out
Red meat warning: just a couple of sausage rolls or bacon butties a week ‘could trigger heart attack or stroke’
A study of almost 30,000 people followed for up to three decades found those who regularly consumed processed or red meat were more prone to a premature death
Manufacturing sector decline ends amid increased political stability
UK manufacturing output was flat in January, ending the sector’s longest period of continued decline since the financial crisis.
Stormy waters ahead as Michel Barnier explains EU terms for fishing deal with UK
The negotiator suggested that access to UK waters would be linked to access to EU markets. The UK government has always had the power to improve sustainable fishing and give coastal communities a better deal than at present.