Theresa May has been left with a Commons majority of just 32.5 per cent after last night's vote. Despite surviving a leadership contest by 200 to 117 votes she is now facing an uphill battle with a third of her own politicians having no confidence in her and the SNP, DUP, ...
Had the Economist’s “alternative awards” been next week they might have re-considered who they gave the Own-Goal Scorer of the Year gong to. DUP leader Arlene Foster walked away with the prize after she paved the way for a second referendum on Brexit and gave Jeremy Corbyn a realistic chance ...
As the UK falls into chaos over leaving the EU, the EU itself has gone on and approved a huge trade deal with Japan starting in 2019. The European Parliament voted 474 to 156 in favour of the plan to bind the two economic powerhouses. This will create the world’s ...
Stratford-on-Avon District Council are accused of trying to get rid of homeless people in case they put off Christmas shoppers
Small business owners admit they are still 'clueless' about GDPR - leaving the personal data of millions of employees and customers at risk. Researchers who polled 1,000 owners of small businesses found half are confused by the do’s and don’ts when it comes to data protection and privacy regulations. As ...
Andrew Griffiths has had the Tory whip restored today as Theresa May frantically looks to get the support she needs to survive tonight's vote of no confidence. The Prime Minister will face the vote this evening with results expected to come in at around 9pm tonight. And she will need ...
Jeremy Corbyn was combative mood in today’s PMQs demanding that the PM puts her Brexit deal to parliament immediately. The Labour leader accused the government of behaving in a ‘totally unacceptable way’ to the House of Commons. May had cancelled the vote this week and instead made a dash across ...
Detectives posted the blurred image on Facebook as part of an appeal following a public order offence that took place on Thursday last week
Mhairi Black nailed the absurdity of the behaviour of the UK Government in a way only she could in a speech to the House of Commons yesterday. The SNP MP started off by lamenting parliament for ignoring the will of Scotland, saying they voted to remain and they were ignored ...