Siberia heatwave ‘impossible’ without manmade climate change
June saw a new reported record high Arctic temperature, on the back of unusually hot conditions since the beginning of 2020
Mandarin in charge of Patel bullying inquiry to leave post
Helen MacNamara will take a new role as a permanent secretary in an as-yet unannounced Whitehall department
Shamima Begum wins right to return to Britain and challenge citizenship ruling
The court of appeal has overturned a ruling which stated that Begum had not been illegally made stateless while she was in Syria
No-deal would hit ‘red wall’ seats hardest
Industrial areas in the north of England, the Midlands and Wales could face a “triple whammy” if a deal is not struck with Brussels
School union hits out at Williamson’s ‘double standards’ over masks
GMB has lashed out at confusion over the Government's advice on wearing masks at school
Downing Street ties itself in knots to defend Gove
Gove was pictured without a mask in Pret A Manger yesterday morning
Don’t blame Asian people for coronavirus spikes, councillors warn
Around a third of Blackburn in Darwen’s 148,000 population are from ethnic backgrounds - with a large Pakistani heritage population - and the authority is third on the list of highest weekly coronavirus rates in England
The Andrew Neil Show cut as BBC wields axe
The political discussion show has been discontinued as the BBC announced more than 500 job cuts
‘Just shut up’: Hopkins slammed for vile Naya Rivera claim
Far-right racist Katie Hopkins has been slammed on social media for pedalling a vile conspiracy theory that Glee star Naya Rivera did not drown