Equalities minister attacks LGBT magazine in parliament
In her first appearance in front of parliament as equalities minister, Kemi Badenoch attacked the publisher of an LGBT+ publication.
Shell records £8bn profit as Britons face blackouts and rising bills
Shell also announced that it would return a further £3.4 billion to shareholders in what has come as a shock to those struggling with bills.
Ex-Tory chair accuses Braverman of ‘multiple breaches’ of ministerial code
The newly-reinstated Home Secretary acknowledged breaking the law "technically" when she was driven out before Liz Truss was removed from office.
Facebook owner Meta fined £21m
The penalty issued by King County Superior Court Judge Douglass North was the maximum allowed.
Braverman reappointment to Home Office “same old Tory chaos”
“How is anyone supposed to believe she is such a novice that she didn’t know exactly what she was doing?" asked Yvette Cooper.
Suella Braverman’s painful interview resurfaces as she returns to cabinet
This defence of the European Research Group was one of Braverman's more infamous claims.
Cleverly defends Braverman appointment in tense interview
Braverman's appointment in the new cabinet confounds opponents, but Cleverly asserts that she has "a very clear aim" for the job.
Rees-Mogg maintains MPs were not ‘manhandled’ – despite photo evidence emerging
Senior Tory MP Sir Charles Walker said what took place was “inexcusable”.
James Cleverly blames the media for 45p tax cut U-turn as Burley has him squirming
Under pressure from Tory MPs to reverse direction, the chancellor was compelled to make an embarrassing climbdown.