Is Downing Street planning to vet public questions at Covid briefings?
A mysterious website change - quickly followed by a U-turn - has raised suspicions.
Raab announces clampdown on firms with links to forced labour in Xinjiang
“It is truly horrific," Raab said. "Barbarism we had hoped lost to another era, being practiced today".
UK saw most excess deaths since World War Two in 2020
There were nearly 697,000 deaths in the UK in 2020 - almost 91,000 more than expected.
As FSM row grows, disadvantaged parents say lack of food makes home-learning harder
Researchers have warned that educational inequalities are likely to increase due to school closures.
Farewell fish and chips? UK super trawler unable to fish since Brexit
Karl Turner, MP for Hull East, said the delay was the “last nail in the coffin” for the industry.
Johnson spied cycling at Olympic Park – seven miles from Downing Street
The PM's own guidance instructs Brits to “not travel outside your local area” for exercise.
Donald Trump’s Twitter ban is ‘problematic’, Angela Merkel believes
The Chancellor's spokesman suggested it was not up to social media companies to decide which opinions are valid.
Greta Thunberg hits out at UK’s ‘so-called green revolution’ over banned bee-killing pesticide
The Wildlife Trusts said neonicotinoids pose a significant environmental risk, particularly to bees.
BT gives mobile users free access to BBC Bitesize content in lockdown
The lack of widely-available, reliable broadband has been made more acute by the Covid-19 crisis – with many children struggling to access remote learning as a result of the so-called “digital divide”.