Rees-Mogg is wrong, “playing politics” is cutting aid under the banner of Global Britain
Development was Britain's only calling card to the world - one that has been discarded thanks to 'politics'.
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PMQs 16th Dec – For Johnson, this Xmas, there is a naughty list
Eggnog on his face. His grand Christmas plans were being ignored like the Brussels sprouts on your dinner plate.
Fifty years of tax cuts for rich did not trickle down – study concludes
The research comes at a crucial time as policy makers weigh up how pay for the coronavirus pandemic.
Jacinda Ardern interview: Flattening the curve was ‘not sufficient’ for us
The country of 5 million has counted just 25 deaths and managed to stamp out the spread of Covid-19, allowing people to return to workplaces, schools and packed sports stadiums without restrictions.
Tommy Robinson trends as study reveals most child sexual abuse gangs are made up of white men
"I don’t think many in the media profession realise how much hurt and pain was caused by singling out one community for grooming gangs" - Basit Mahmood.
Morgan: The country needs leadership over Xmas, not wishy-washy language
"Everyone who is watching is going, 'what do you want us to do?'"
Spanish foreign minister brilliantly sums up why trade talks are failing
"Trade agreements are not made to assert one's independence, they are made to manage our interdependence."
Cost of Test and Trace could pay for fishing industry’s contribution to economy for next 49 years
The ‘Test and Trace’ system has been heavily criticised after a series of high-profile failures since its launch earlier this year, and ministers concede it has not performed as well as they had hoped.
As Brexit talks enter final 48 hours UK threatens to deploy no-deal gun boats
Ministers are set to beef up patrol powers by bringing in legislation to allow the Navy to board foreign vessels and arrest fishermen if there is no agreement, in scenes reminiscent of the 1970s Cod Wars.