Why is the Irish backstop such a key issue in Brexit talks?
Brexit hinges on the question of the Irish backstop, but what is it and how can the obstacle be overcome?
Stunning images capture most picturesque electric vehicle charging points in the country
The 10 photographs bring to life the rural or unique spots where drivers can stop off to top up their car batteries.
Tim Burgess tweet from 2015 goes viral after he predicts the future
The Charlatans singer tweeted in 2015: Sometime in the future: President Trump sits in his marble jacuzzi, talking via video link to Prime Minister Boris Johnson in his ball pool.
Iran president says the White House is “afflicted by mental retardation”
"You sanction the foreign minister simultaneously with a request for talks. The White House is afflicted by mental retardation and does not know what to do", he said.
Frankly, it might be time celebrities stop wading in on political issues
Sticking feathers up your arse does not make you a chicken, and regardless of whether you have scored 100 hundreds, released a long line of half decent records or created comedy gold TV shows, you don’t necessarily have the answers to everything when it comes to one of the most...
Lord Adonis says increase in royal spending is disappointing when “austerity remains the norm for most public services”
“I hugely admire the Queen, but the royal family should lead by example and they are not doing so in the case of their own state-funded spending", he said.
Charles and Camilla rack up most expensive royal tour of year – costing taxpayers £415k
Figures from the royal accounts, revealed the island-hopping visit in March, which included stops in St Lucia, Grenada, Barbados and Havana among others, cost £416,576.
Gordon Brown says Brexit and rising nationalism means “we are in a battle for the very existence of Britain”
The ex-Labour leader said the union is more at risk now than at any time in the past 300 years, including during the 2014 Scottish independence referendum.
Why does austerity only apply to the least well off?
In an age of severe austerity, why don't the well-off feel the pinch as much as the least well-off?