UK rejects EU offer of youth mobility scheme
The European Commission had asked EU members for permission to open negotiations, but there is no interest from the UK Government.
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PM’s welfare reforms dubbed a ‘full-on assault on disabled people’
Disability equality charity Scope said Sunak's “dangerous” plans risk leaving disabled people “destitute”.
GPs will no longer be able to sign people off sick under controversial new plans
The responsibility will be shifted to specialist work and health professionals instead.
History makers: Tories topple records in latest Ipsos poll
"Being in the company of John Major and Jeremy Corbyn before they lost elections does not bode well", Gideon Skinner said.
Conservative support falls to new record low for second consecutive month
More than half the adults questioned in an Ipsos survey said the general election should take place before the end of the summer.
Tories facing ‘existential threat’ as young voters desert the party
"The sheer scale of their disenfranchisement towards the Conservatives is a ticking time bomb for the party" - Chris Hopkins.
Tory MP demanded campaign cash to pay ‘bad people’
Fylde MP Mark Menzies allegedly used cash raised by donors to pay private medical bills and sought money from an aide after being detained by ‘bad people’.
Council-owned port boosts city’s coffers to the tune of £8 million
The profits will support much-needed local services for residents and helps to continue its march to becoming the greenest port in Europe.
Economic inactivity due to sickness highest since records began
It comes as the UK unemployment rate jumped by more than expected in cooling jobs market.