Jeremy Corbyn called the deportation “the continuation of an unnecessarily harsh approach that ought to have been abandoned on the back of lessons learnt from the Windrush scandal”.
“We think that by encouraging the uptake of the vaccine, we will get a very high proportion of people in this country to take up the vaccine, because of course it protects you but it also helps to protect your loved ones and your community.”
Rather than quantitative easing for the banks, there should be quantitative easing for the people.
How the death of a sporting icon became a contentious issue for bitter Boomers blinded by outmoded notions of English supremacy.
What’s happened is a straight £4bn a year switch from international development to military equipment - from aid to guns, essentially.
Boris Johnson was, once more, stuck in his virtual tin can and, again, sneaking glances off-camera to Carrie or some dead-eyed SpAD who probably burns 50 quid notes in front of homeless people.
It will become the first country in the world to adapt the "practical and progressive" piece of legislation.
Corbyn’s suspension seems to have unleashed pent-up frustration bubbling under the surface since Starmer took over.
"That’s the annual salary of over 1000 NHS nurses. Or a small pay rise for every single one of them."
Antony Blinken has called Brexit a "total mess" and compared Britain leaving the EU to a dog being run over by a car.
"Any tougher restrictions MUST include greater financial support for hospitality & tourism in particular, or else we risk many businesses folding."
He called new coronavirus measures "a major infringement on a right to a family life".
The UK has placed orders for 100 million doses of the vaccine from AstraZeneca and Oxford University.
'Whether it's giving contracts worth millions of pounds to their chums or giving lobbyist mates jobs and access to secret information, this government is making a mockery of our national effort against coronavirus.'
This drop is partly driven by 2019 Labour voters, whose confidence in the party leader has fallen slightly following his suspension of the whip from Jeremy Corbyn.
"Our governments have programmed the global tax system to prioritise the desires of the wealthiest corporations and individuals over the needs of everybody else."
In many ways, it had already given up the mantle.
Normally ministers are expected to resign if they breach the code, but not Patel.
The departures of Dominic Cummings and Lee Cain have ushered in a thawing of relations with the media, or so the story goes.
Jeremy Corbyn has been readmitted as a party member but Sir Keir Starmer has said he would not restore the whip - meaning the former leader will sit as an independent MP.
The public will need to make “every effort” to keep coronavirus cases low in December in order to gather during the festive season, a Public Health England (PHE) director said.
Like the rest of his gilded existence, Boris was once again everywhere and nowhere.
If we lower our guard in December we will pay the consequences in January.
Fields dotted around the edge of London are being used to store unwanted taxis.
The report found £10.5 billion contracts were awarded without any competition process, with a "high-priority lane established for firms referred by officials, MPs and peers.
Why is no one talking about the impact of immigration rules on the UK's fishing fleet?
Once an outlier, Sweden is following in the footsteps of its neighbours and introducing much harsher restrictions as it battles a resurgent coronavirus.
"This is the new norm for the whole society, for all of Sweden. Don't go to the gym. Don't go to the library. Don't have dinners. Don't have parties. Cancel."
"I think we will get a deal, but I won't be shocked if it all falls apart."
The 'landmark agreement' will create a new trading structure in the region, revitalising supply chains disrupted by Covid-19.
The PM will “attempt to get his premiership back on track” this week following the sensational exit.
Reaction as the Prime Minister's chief aide is booted out of the front door.
His departure will rob the prime minister of a convenient human shield. From here on, the buck stops with Boris.
Boris Johnson has risked considerable political capital on a man who will now leave as soon as his pet project is done.
Accusing Sir Keir Starmer of “outright assault on the Left”, Williamson said it was “time to accelerate efforts to create a genuinely anti-imperialist, socialist party”. Does it matter?
One well-placed Whitehall official said Number 10 had become a "nest of vipers", adding "it's all falling apart in there, it's far worse than the outside world realises."
The outgoing President is packing the Pentagon with loyalists who, when the time comes, could prevent the Secret Service from removing him.
As the rest of us crawl out of the Covid trenches - dazed, confused and war-weary - we will be sent straight back to the frontline, to deal with the economic fall-out from Brexit.
"Strange times are these in which we live when old and young are taught falsehoods in school. And the person that dares to tell the truth is called at once a lunatic and fool."
Billions of pounds have been handed out in an opaque process that has every appearance of having been politically motivated – a cross-party committee found.
"Anyone who cares about Britain should watch it," Alastair Campbell said.
"One day soon - not this year or the next, but not so long from now - we will undo this. We will regain our right to travel and live freely on our continent once again."
The developers - Pfizer and German firm BioNTech - hailed the preliminary results as a “great day for science and humanity”.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. has been elected as the 46th president of the United States.
"Reduced me to tears", David Lammy said.
