‘Lexit’ trends as bonfire of workers’ rights expected
Secret plans for post-Brexit reforms to UK workplace laws put pay to the ideals of a 'leftwing Brexit'.
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Scottish fishermen flee UK waters for Denmark to avoid Brexit hassle
Yesterday in the Commons the SNP's Tommy Sheppard said the fishing industry is losing £1 million a day as a result of Brexit red tape.
Fisheries minister didn’t read Brexit bill because she was “organising the local nativity trail”
The comments came as significant amounts of Scottish seafood was left to rot as exports were tangled in Brexit bureaucracy.
Yet another U-turn: Johnson promises 24/7 vaccinations as soon as possible
"The pattern is depressingly familiar. Bluster. Dither. Fail to lead. Then, far too late, bow to public pressure," Dr Rachel Clarke said.
PMQs 13th Jan – Johnson’s crime cartel starving its enemies into submission
Sir Keir Starmer - a prosecutor, of course - dared to ask Don John if he would be happy for his kids to live on free school meal parcels. To be fair they could be for all he knows. He has had plenty of of goomahs during his reign of ...
Costa del Nightmare: ‘Swallows’ grounded and removal companies overwhelmed
"I don't think anyone expected the rug to be pulled from under them so quickly."
Mass vaccination centres capable of delivering one jab every 45 seconds opened
The Government is aiming to offer a vaccination to 15 million vulnerable people in the UK by the middle of February.
Starmer channels inner Attlee as he sets sights on post-WWII recovery
He will tell the British people that they “can build a country worthy of the sacrifices” made during the pandemic.
Pelosi: House ‘will proceed’ to impeachment of President Trump
It would be the first time a US president had been impeached twice.