“For 73 years they have been the foundation and rock of the United Kingdom. That’s now gone, at a time when Brits are suddenly uncertain about what the future holds," The Herald wrote.
Ruth Dudley Edwards said the EU, encouraged by the Irish government, "cynically weaponised Northern Ireland".
Anneliese Dodds said: “These messages raise very serious questions about whether the Chancellor may have broken the ministerial code."
It took an event unrelated to the Irish Sea border furore to set a match to simmering tensions.
"We said Brexit was incompatible with the Good Friday Agreement. They called it Project Fear."
“In 20 years’ teaching I have never seen the situation so bad,” one NEU member said.
The government refuses to commit a date for a public inquiry into their handling of the pandemic, so we’ve decided to start our own investigation.
The government tells us the borders are closed - but one traveller from Peru managed to enter after stating the reason for their trip was to "visit Big Ben".
And the real kicker? 69 per cent support the policy of providing all households with free broadband by 2030.
"It leaves some of the most vulnerable children in the UK undocumented and facing an insecure future."
“Given the cronyism consuming the Conservative party, it’s crucial that the scope of the lobbying register is expanded to include in-house lobbyists."
“The allegation that billions of pounds of taxpayer and NHS cash was put at the mercy of Lex Greensill without so much as a contract signed is shocking, and Conservative cronyism down to a tee."
Jeremy Corbyn said: “I want to live in a world of peace and justice, I want to live in a world of human rights and democracy, and I’m prepared to make people feel uncomfortable in the process.”
The Labour leader refused to take a definitive position, saying it is "really difficult".
In the Netherlands there is a marketing expression. "We, the people at Toilet Duck, recommend Toilet Duck"
One person told TLE: “I felt like I wasn’t even treated like a human being" when they claimed.
Wetherspoons boss, Tim Martin has insisted that there “no justification for a passport system”, but it could allow him to scrap social distancing.
"Do we hold children from independent schools to different, and higher, standards than we hold state school children? There needs to be a concerted nationwide approach that starts in schools and helps to tackle the pervasive nature of sexual assault."
"‘Treatment’ of Black men and their mental health usually surrounds forcible containment such as sectioning rather than other forms of help such as CBT and occupational therapy."
Research shows a further one in 25 have decided to stop selling to the EU permanently.
The country has been delivering on an ambitious agenda - all while effectively combatting coronavirus.
The former PM sent a number of texts to Rishi Sunak asking for help for a controversial company that has since gone bust.
“Our NHS staff deserve more than applause and 1 per cent is not enough," Nicola Sturgeon said.
Sir Keir’s attempt at macho posturing was disconcerting; he even mentioned retaking the Falklands. It was like watching nan step into the Octagon for a UFC fight.
"It is the obligation of every person born in a safer room to open the door when someone in danger knocks."
According to sources he immediately withdrew the comments.
“This was a political trial not just of me and the Shrewsbury pickets, but was a trial of the trade union movement," Tomlinson said.
But, with Easter around the corner, there has been a wave of encouraging news suggesting the end is nigh.
They say “it can’t happen here,” but over the years the Conservatives have been undermining democracy.
The US-led study also found no increased risk of blood clots.
Protests against anti-protest measures turned ugly in Bristol last night.
He denied the need for a public enquiry into Johnson’s handling of the pandemic, saying that hindsight is a wonderful thing.
"It seems that overseas billionaires have also used the scheme without any such restrictions on its use."
Four years after we exposed the ‘New Brit peddling bigotry on Facebook’, we talk to Caolan Robertson about his new project helping people escape radicalisation.
Jeremy Corbyn warned that the Tories were putting the NHS ‘up for sale’ in secret talks with US back in 2019.
"Priti Patel hates cancel culture yet she’s cancelled democratic protests and asylum seekers in the same week," Sam Bright said.
The prime minister admitted Britain is in need of a cultural shake-up. Maybe the first place he could look is the green benches behind him, where he might find Christopher Chope - who tried to block a bill outlawing upskirting - or Philip Davies, who has repeatedly voiced his opposition ...
The scariest part about living under Orban was "when the silence came. The newspapers stopped criticising and the protests stopped happening."
Yesterday UK MPs voted through a policing bill which would ‘make a dictator blush’.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said: “If global Britain is to mean anything, it cannot mean selling arms to Saudi Arabia and cutting aid to Yemen.”
Insider interviews unveil the government's shocking mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic.
While President Bashar Assad, supported by Russia and Iran, remains in power.
Banners in the crowd said “Men your silence is deafening” and “Cressida you’re a woman too”, while protesters shouted: “Sisters united will never be defeated.”
Shadow justice secretary David Lammy said the party cannot support a bill that would lead to harsher penalties for damaging a statue than attacking a woman.
"It is an ideological assault by the Conservative government that has left our younger generations the victims," Scotland's further education secretary said.
