Politics
Watch: Jacob Rees-Mogg confronts Downing Street cameras, saying PM has got ‘all the big decisions right’
“The leadership of Boris Johnson this country has had has been so brilliant," he told reporters stationed outside No 10.
Low earners ‘more likely to work more because of rising state pension age’
The state pension age increase has raised fears over equality.
Calls to limit MP second job earnings as some claw in huge figures
“If you are making a million pounds a year, then that looks unreasonable on the face of it," said Lord Evans.
Labour ‘strengthening Putin’ by calling for Johnson resignation, Tories claim
"Can we have a sense of proportion over the PM being given a piece of cake in his own office," Sir Edward Leigh implored.
Cressida Dick defends Met’s decision to delay Partygate investigation
"We police without fear or favour," the Scotland Yard chief insisted.
How the Met Police report will impact Sue Gray’s inquiry
The eagerly-anticipated report may now not be published "for many weeks" as the Met investigates, and anyone who is found guilty could walk away with little more than a small fine.
Oops! Levelling up minister admits Tories play pork barrel politics
Neil O'Brien seemed to agree with Labour that development cash is funnelled to ministers' constituencies.
Finally! Met Police to investigate alleged Downing Street parties
Cressida Dick said an investigation is being launched because No 10 parties have now reached the 'threshold'.
Cake and singing for Johnson’s birthday ‘not a party’, Shapps claims
"The PM clearly didn't organise to be given a cake," the transport secretary reasoned.