Donald Trump ‘indicted’ and set to be first ex-president to face criminal charge
The former president has been indicted in New York, his lawyer has said.
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Brits have more confidence in the EU than Westminster
David Davis suggested the turn in fortunes could be because the UK media have stopped “kicking Brussels all the time”.
‘Holiday hunger’ payments for children axed
"A society is judged by how it treats its most vulnerable citizens and this decision is an indictment on ours", Alan Law said.
Scottish Parliament suspended five times in 20 minutes during Humza Yousaf’s first FMQs
Presiding Officer Alison Johnstone took the action after business had to be suspended on multiple occasions.
Pacific trade deal will mean Britain ‘can never rejoin the EU’
Joining the CPTPP will do little to offset the European trade losses incurred as a result of Brexit, government projections show.
Tories try to reduce MP’s suspension to avoid triggering a possible by-election
Those presiding over the fate of Margaret Ferrier will also rule on the fate of Boris Johnson.
Lib Dems target Blue Wall with cringe campaign video
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey rode in a tractor as it smashed down a stack of Tory blue hay bales.
Jeremy Corbyn’s 40 years as MP for Islington North in numbers
Corbyn's share of the vote peaked at 73 per cent at the 2017 general election. It has consistently been above the 50 per cent mark.
Daily Mail invokes Human Rights Act to stop naming of journalists in phone hacking trial
Barrister David Sherborne noted it was surprising to see a newspaper that has campaigned for press freedom object to the publication of the names.