Liz Truss fumes after her mini-budget gets trashed in King’s Speech paper
The former prime minister said that references to the ‘mistakes’ of her economic policy, which unleashed chaos in the markets, were ‘untrue’.
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James Felton burns Liz Truss with insult of the century
The ex-PM, who lasted 49 days in the top job, felt she ought to weigh in on today's King's Speech.
PM warns against ‘snake oil charm of populism’ as Labour’s agenda will take time
The Prime Minister has spoken of wanting to turn the page on years of political rancour with his new administration.
King’s Speech confirms Starmer’s Brexit ‘reset’ with laws to align with EU rules
The Product Safety and Metrology Bill allows the UK to ‘mirror or diverge from updated EU rules’.
Labour powers ahead with plans to turn UK into ‘clean energy superpower’
The King’s Speech included Bills to accelerate the deployment of renewables.
Renters’ Rights Bill will empower tenants to challenge rent increases
The Bill also gives greater protections to renters and ends no-fault evictions after repossessions by bailiffs shot to a six-year high.
Elevate your asado with these recipes from Fazenda’s executive chef
Beef short ribs, chimichurri and a lot of time will guarantee the perfect asado this summer.
Modern Lebanese bakery ‘Common Breads’ opens in Belgravia
A widely-beloved Lebanese snack, ka’ak is made by shaping dough into a purse-like shape before topping with seasoning.
Making Sense Of Russia: The Career Of Professor Jonathan Haslam
Respected as one of the world’s greatest living authorities on the Soviet Union and the Cold War, Professor Jonathan Haslam is readying to release Hubris, a detailed account of the origins of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Here, we profile the international relations academic, who says the conflict is only happening ...