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New PM set to break law
Throughout the Tory leadership campaign, Truss reasserted her commitment to the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill which would breach international law.
Festival of Brexit flop mirrors Brexit itself
The ‘Unboxed’ celebration has only attracted 236,000 visitors despite organisers hoping for 66million and a £120million price tag.
"Simply stupid" to describe HGV plan as 'Brexit Bonus'
The Transport Secretary has described the ability to remove restrictions on HGV drivers as a 'Brexit bonus' that will help tackle the UKs continued shortage of HGV drivers but industry experts have said that Brexit itself has increased these shortages.
Mogg should apologise for Dover deceit
This morning the Brexit Opportunities Minister admitted that he was wrong when he said in 2018 that “There will be no need for checks at Dover,”
Tough Gig: 45% drop in British acts booked for European festivals post-Brexit
Figures published today by internationalist campaign group Best for Britain show that on average, the number of British musicians scheduled to take to European stages this summer has fallen by 45% compared to the pre-Brexit years 2017-19.
Tory leadership race hits new transparency low as frontrunners pull plug on live debate
There has been widespread criticism following the cancellation of a live debate between candidates vying to become the next Prime Minister.
Mo Farah’s experience highlights need for safe routes for all asylum seekers
Sir Mo Farah revealed last night that he was illegally brought into the UK by people traffickers as a young child and forced to work as a domestic servant.
Johnson Resigns: Tory party must now draw a line under nativism
During his tenure, Johnson has degraded every standard, undermined every institution and discredited the UK at every opportunity.
Sunak & Javid resignations: We are witnessing the end of Johnson's sordid regime
The Chancellor and Health Secretary announced their resignations leading to speculation that Boris Johnson's tenure as Prime Minister may soon be at an end.
Best for Breakfast: Government has egg on face as price of fry-up climbs
New research has revealed that breakfast loving Britons have faced increased the cost of their favourite food since 2019.
NI Protocol Bill is a stain on Britain's reputation
Today, MPs voted in favour of the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill at its second reading.
By-election results: Labour and Lib Dems mustn’t rest on their laurels
By-Election voters worse off from broken Brexit promises
Replacement funding from the UK government for constituencies of Wakefield and Tiverton & Honiton far less than what they received from the EU.
Resolution foundation: Brexit deal will leave us worse off for years to come
Research claims Brexit has damaged Britain’s competitiveness and will make us poorer in the decade ahead
Carriegate: Press must be protected from the influence of those in power
Number 10 confirmed earlier that members of the PM's team were in contact with the Times on Saturday before the story about Carrie Johnson was pulled.
Labour movement to back electoral reform
UK’s largest trade union votes in favour of electoral reform
No Backsies: Law-breaking government told new law will break international law
Today the Government will unveil new legislation that will give Ministers the power to unilaterally ignore the UK's obligations as part of the Brexit deal negotiated and signed by the Prime Minister.
Sunak blunder brings scandalous spending up to £64bn since Johnson took office
Updated analysis shows that the government has wastefully spent or dubiously allocated an estimated £63,986,302,250 of public money since Boris Johnson became Prime Minister. The extraordinary figure was revealed by...
Confidence vote: Opposition parties must work together at next election to remove government
Confidence vote: Opposition parties must work together at next election to remove government
If Johnson is removed, his successor will be tarnished by the government’s record