Boris Johnson “deeply regrets” going down Brexit route close sources reveal
"He knows he's fucked up massively."
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Will a “Momentum For Moderates” work?
The Liberal Democrats have announced that they are set to launch a new supporters scheme this week in a bid to lure left-leaning Remainers feeling disenfranchised by the two main parties. Dubbed “Momentum for moderates” by leader Vince Cable the initiative will allow nonmembers to vote in a leadership contest ...
Police probe suspected “arson attack” after woman dies in South East London fire
Sixty firefighters tackled the blaze at a townhouse in Woolwich, south east London
Roy Moore sues for $93m for this Sacha Baron Cohen prank:
Former US right wing senator Roy Moore is suing TV prankster Sacha Baron Cohen, as well as Showtime and CBS which air his Who Is America? show in a $93m lawsuit after a hilarious sketch which mocked the former conservative judge’s sex offence allegations. The lawsuit says that the show ...
Labour pulls away from Tories in new poll
Depsite the mounting pressure on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, his party is pulling away in the polls. A poll, by Survation, has given Labour an extra one per cent taking the party to 41 per cent, while the Tories are down to 37 per cent, a reduction of one point. ...
Poll reveals a second referendum would be a landslide for Remain
During yesterday’s PMQs the PM declared there is no way she would call for a second referendum on Brexit. The UK has made its decision. However, new polling figures suggest the nation has changed its voting intentions, with Remain winning by a huge margin. The findings were published in an ...
Food Crisis UK – Almost 4 million children don’t have enough money for healthy diet
A shocking new report has discovered that nearly four million children in the UK are too poor to have access to a healthy diet. The report, by the Food Foundation, calculated that a family of four needs to spend over £103 to ensure they have a healthy diet rich in ...
Britain in the red: Income falls short of spending under Tory government
Average household income has fallen short of spending in every quarter since May became Prime Minister, new research has found. The TUC study reveals that households have been pushed £1,250 into the red during her time in charge. In every quarter since May's arrival in Downing Street (2016 Q4 to ...
In pics – London Design Biennale showcases how design impacts every aspect of our lives
Installations from every corner of the globe are on show in the capital