Thousands ‘bussed in’ to Moscow stadium for Putin’s pro-war rally
Putin hailed the “special operation” in Ukraine and claimed he was seeking to free the Donbas region from “genocide”.
Ukraine has let Tories ‘get away’ with ‘trivial’ Partygate, Rees-Mogg says
He also claimed that Russia's invasion showed the importance of "getting away from the wokery that has beset society".
P&O’s Dubai-based owners paid shareholders £270m dividend before mass sacking
P&O has blamed yearly losses of £100 million for the sacking of 800 workers - despite paying out huge dividends to shareholders.
Elevenses: The Fallacy of Hope
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UK only major economy hiking taxes on working people during cost-of-living crunch
Labour has repeated calls for Rishi Sunak to scrap next month's planned rise to National Insurance contributions.
Kremlin-backed RT has license revoked by Ofcom
Labour said the scrapping of "Putin's propaganda factory" should have "come much sooner".
‘Worse than remaining’: Brexiteer takes Johnson’s Brexit deal to court
Johnson's deal has "broken the union" and is "worse than remaining" in the EU, Ben Habib claimed.
UK to ditch ‘BAME’ label in response to controversial race report
A new "model" history curriculum will also be drawn up to reflect Britain's "complex" past, ministers said.
Foreign Office told Nazanin’s husband not to make a ‘song and dance of it’
Tulip Siddiq said, in the end, it was the right strategy because the government responded to public and media pressure.