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Brits were found to have a “thermostatic relationship” with their political environment.

The figure was revealed as the UK continued its fifth weekend of lockdown.

Opposition parties react angrily after disclosure that Boris Johnson’s top political aide attended meetings of key scientific advisers.

The Prime Minister’s chief adviser is reported to have been attending the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies.

We look at some of the best and the worst tweets as England celebrates its patron saint.

Dominic Raab will stand in for Boris Johnson, with up to 50 MPs permitted to attend in person.

"If it turns out to be true that the government for Brexit-related reasons refused to take part in the procurement advantage offered by EU governments, thus making it harder for the NHS to deal with the Covid-19 and placing thousands of people at risk, the entire front bench ought to ...

The festive timing made it harder to find polling venues and voters expressed concern about ‘misleading’ online campaigning.

The government has been rightly called out for causing a delay, but a more troubling ‘d’ is plaguing its response: Dogma.