Calls for inquiry into ‘rape culture’ at top private schools grow louder
Robert Halfon said that what has allegedly been happening at some of the country’s most distinguished schools was “appalling”.
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Boris Johnson says ‘Kill the Bill’ protests in Bristol are ‘disgraceful’
"The police and the city have my full support," the prime minister tweeted.
Be more measured, scientist urges Sunak after ‘get out there’ plea
Sunak indicated that the Eat Out To Help Out scheme will not return this spring or summer once lockdown eases, but he encouraged people to “get out there” as soon as shops reopen.
Ten arrests in Bristol as ‘Kill the Bill’ protestors clash with police
Police officers wearing helmets and holding shields charged towards the protesters after 10pm.
Actually, officers didn’t suffer broken bones in Bristol, police admits
Sunday night’s demonstrations saw 21 officers injured, police vehicles set ablaze and a police station’s windows smashed in Bristol.
Khan slam dunks Bailey in final question of BBC mayoral debate
The current London mayor was in no mood to hold back when asked if he likes the Tory candidate.
‘We cannot wait for another mum, daughter, wife or girlfriend to die’ as man kills mother and partner
“The truth is that our society has a deeply rooted problem of misogyny and violence against women."
First mayoral election poll gives Khan a commanding lead
Laurence Fox, Piers Corbyn and Count Binface have been unable to get a look in so far, although Peter Gammons is on track for 2% of the vote.
Britain’s slide into authoritarianism: How the Tories are building a one-party state
They say “it can’t happen here,” but over the years the Conservatives have been undermining democracy.