Politics
Painter who threatened to slit Ed Miliband’s throat jailed for three years
Michael Donaldson, 56, said he had drunk about one litre of vodka before making the threats.
Three in 10 Londoners turned away for not having correct ID did not return to vote in General Election
Len Duvall said the figures show "just how burdensome the new requirements are".
Davey: Cutting winter fuel allowance is Government’s ‘first big mistake’
The Lib Dem leader said Labour MPs and others across the House will be ‘genuinely worried’ about the move after correspondence with constituents.
A reminder that Boris didn’t understand Brexit until 2020
Extracts from a Dominic Cummings' substack suggest the ex-PM was blindly unaware of the consequences of his own actions.
GB News gets upset about not being called by Starmer to ask a question… again
It's not the first time Labour has given the right-wing broadcaster short shrift.
Labour considering ‘youth freedom of movement’ deal with Spain
Talks between Pedro Sanchez and Keir Starmer about a bilateral 'freedom of movement' scheme could mutually benefit both Spain and the UK.
Man to be sentenced for throwing objects at Nigel Farage during election
Josh Greally, 28, was arrested in Barnsley on June 11 after he threw what looked like a paper cup containing a liquid and another object at Mr Farage.
Starmer in Berlin as he hopes to ‘turn a corner on Brexit’
The Prime Minister is visiting Berlin and will also travel to Paris for talks as he steps up efforts to reset relations with the EU’s key players.
Rees-Mogg told Truss to plug nuclear submarine into the grid
"It is genuinely amazing how much worse the mercifully brief Truss premiership was than we’d even imagined at the time."