The government is ‘very seriously considering’ a delay to ending coronavirus restrictions for a month, in order to give businesses “certainty” and allow more time

Scotland players will “stand up to racism” at Euro 2020 rather than ‘take the knee’ before their matches. In March, the squad switched to standing

The UK economy grew 2.3% in April. That was its fastest monthly growth since July last year. New figures from the Office for National Statistics

Brexiteers today condemned Emmanuel Macron for ‘posturing’ over Northern Ireland after he vowed the protocol will not be renegotiated. There was furious reaction to the

Boris Johnson has described working with US President Joe Biden as “a big breath of fresh air.” The prime minister met Donald Trump’s successor in

Senior Brexiteers blasted Joe Biden today for failing to side with Britain in its ‘sausage war’ trade row with the EU over Northern Ireland, with

A government minister today told Oxford dons to ‘get on with focusing on their teaching’ rather than threatening a boycott – after 150 academics wrote

Boris Johnson and Joe Biden will set out their joint vision for a “sustainable global recovery” from the coronavirus pandemic. Holding their first face-to-face talks

The European Parliament is blatantly breaking EU banking laws by requiring some staffers to open bank accounts in Belgium – in order to get paid.

US President Joe Biden has arrived in Cornwall ahead of the G7 summit this weekend. The President and First Lady arrived at Cornwall Airport Newquay

Health Secretary Matt Hancock is facing questions about the UK’s pandemic response – and offering answers to the accusations made by Dominic Cummings as he

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have refuted suggestions the Queen had not been asked about using the name Lilibet for their newly-born daughter. A

The High Court has found the government acted unlawfully when it gave a contract worth £560,000 to a company run by friends of former chief

Migrants crossing the Channel in small boats have coronavirus rates 20 times higher than those of the UK population. Border Force Immigration Services Union representative

The Queen has become the latest victim of ‘cancel culture’ after Oxford students voted to remove her portrait from the Middle Common Room at Magdalen