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Edinburgh Castle lit up with giant picture of “lying Tory” Rees-Mogg
Other images projected onto the Castle Rock also read "They're Lying" and "No one voted for this."
Petition not to suspend Parliament to be debated on Monday after 1.7m signatures
The e-petition will go before the petitions committee. A separate, pro-prorogation petition, will also be debated by the committee.
Iain Duncan Smith picking his nose and eating it is just a taste of things to come
As Iain Duncan Smith illustrated so enthusiastically, this lot are literally capable of anything to get up your nose.
UK services sector ‘having worst year since financial crisis’
New stats for August suggest the biggest UK sector for the economy is flatlining, making a recession more likely.
Millennials ‘killed’ the food industry—but a new one is taking its place
Millennials are spurning calorie-heavy feasts in favour of lighter and meat-free options, profoundly disrupting the food industry according to a recent report.
Boris Johnson calls Corbyn a “chlorinated chicken” and a “great big girl’s blouse” as leaders clash
The Prime Minister reacted with mockery amid Labour warnings he has “no authority and no majority”.
Jacob Rees-Mogg gets meme treatment after Commons lie-down goes viral
Labour MP Anna Turley described it as “the physical embodiment of arrogance, entitlement, disrespect and contempt for our parliament”.
Prime Minister’s plan to prorogue Parliament lawful, judge rules
Sitting at the Court of Session in Edinburgh, Lord Doherty said the decision can only be made by politicians and is not for the courts.