WATCH: Liz Truss empty chaired on GMB after failing to attend interview
“We got some cake to make up for it," presenter Susanna Reid said.
Home Office stripping people of British citizenship is ‘unlawful’, court rules
“There may be good policy reasons for empowering the home secretary to deprive a person of citizenship without giving notice, but such a step is not lawful under this legislation," Lady Justice Whipple has said.
Daily Mail says UK has ‘lost all sense of proportion’ over Partygate
“I think what the Mail, on behalf of the PM and his government, are telling us is that we all need to leave Mr Johnson alone. Enough of the outrage plebs. Now just get back in your places and realise that the rules don't apply to people like Mr Johnson...
Irish port celebrates ‘good Brexit’ as ships avoid Britain
Rosslare port saw a 371 per cent yearly increase in European freight volumes since Brexit came into force.
Brexit and pandemic each cost UK £250bn – but Brexit tally keeps rising
“The entirely avoidable Brexit crisis has had as much of an impact on UK businesses as the unforeseeable Covid-19 tragedy, and its costs are still rising."
Delay to Sue Gray report is government’s decision, not Met’s – reports
This means the report may be published 'sooner rather than later'.
Boris Johnson: UK will ‘contribute’ to NATO deployments if Russia invades Ukraine
The prime minister insisted Britain and its allies will not “bargain away” the vision of a free Europe.
Low earners ‘more likely to work more because of rising state pension age’
The state pension age increase has raised fears over equality.
How the Met Police report will impact Sue Gray’s inquiry
The eagerly-anticipated report may now not be published "for many weeks" as the Met investigates, and anyone who is found guilty could walk away with little more than a small fine.