Brexit Secretary Barclay says UK should be given another year to provide backstop alternative
An alternative to the backstop is not necessary until the end of the Implementation Period in December 2020. he said.
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Britain First branded ‘scumbags’ for patrolling Kent beaches to hunt down migrants who survive Channel crossing
The hardline right wing group said they will patrol to “lookout” for illegal asylum seekers and have vowed to step up their campaign along the White Cliffs in the coming weeks as desperate people try the dangerous crossing before winter.
Supreme Court set to hear John Major compare Boris Johnson to a dishonest estate agent
In an extraordinary clash between lawyers for the former and current PM, Major’s QC Lord Garnier, a former solicitor-general, will argue that it isn’t true that the courts have no jurisdiction over Boris Johnson’s controversial move.
Boris Johnson’s school funding pledge exposed as unprecedented ‘squeeze on schools’
IFS reveal Tory education funding plans amount to an unprecedented 13 year freeze on budgets.
Garda Commissioner reveals Ireland moving armed police to secure border for Brexit
Commissioner Drew Harris warned about the strains on policing an upsurge in dissident attacks.
Thames Water receives 561,844 complaints in one year
Britain’s largest water supplier is getting on average one complaint a year for every ten households it serves.
‘The NHS has been destroyed and now you come here for a press opportunity’ angry dad tells Boris Johnson on hospital visit
The Prime Minister has been booed and called out for not being in Europe to try to negotiate a Brexit deal at press calls all around Britain. Now his latest confrontation with a member of the public may be the most damaging yet.
Corruption charges loom for Israeli PM Netanyahu as second election is tied too
‘We don’t want unity,’ chant Likud supporters as Benjamin Netanyahu warns against a “dangerous, anti-Zionist government”
Controversy after new Scottish independence poll suggests SNP should rethink referendum
Five years after the Yes/No referendum a survey commissioned by pro-UK campaigners Scotland in Union found despite Brexit chaos, a large majority would vote to "remain" in UK but SNP say it is a "rigged" poll.