Politics
‘Do you want me to be knifed?’ Farage loses his cool as he’s interrogated about constituency surgeries
It comes after the Reform UK man rowed back on suggestions that he'd received advice by Commons authorities not to hold surgeries.
BBC hands Michael Gove a podcast on ‘Surviving Politics’
The former Tory minister will interview fellow veterans of the frontline in the Radio 4 podcast series.
New parliamentary group to usher in a ‘fresh era of European engagement’
Lord Kirkhope said the new group is “crucial” following the decision to abolish the European Scrutiny Committee.
Sales of Johnson’s memoir ‘well below expectations’ as publisher grapples to recoup £2m advance
"That’s the Christmas bonuses at HarperCollins gone", Richard Osman said.
Trump’s former chief of staff says he ‘meets the definition of a fascist’
He also confirmed that Trump has praised Adolf Hitler on different occasions and put down disabled veterans.
MP dares to utter the B word in Parliament
"If this government is serious about growth, they must address the Conservative's botched Brexit deal."
Angela Rayner takes first blood as she spars with Dowden at PMQs
The newly-appointed deputy leader of the opposition asked Rayner for her definition of working people.
Farage used £33k of donor cash to campaign for Trump in US
There isn't a more blatant example of 'foreign interference' than that, Mr Trump.
Trump campaign files legal complaint against Labour for alleged ‘foreign interference’ in US election
It comes after Labour's head of operations attempted to organise a trip to swing states with nearly 100 Labour staffers on LinkedIn.