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Theresa May fired off a volley of stats about the NHS under the Conservatives at this week’s Prime Minister’s Questions.
A new exhibition which will tour the UK concentrates on older people, aged between 40 and 80, who have transitioned or are considering it.
One in six students admit to getting someone else to write their coursework.
The first victims of the tainted blood scandal gave often harrowing evidence today at the opening of an inquiry into how so many people were infected with viruses including hepatitis C and HIV during the 1970s and 80s.
Boeing’s chief executive has faced a grilling at his first press conference since two fatal crashes of its 737 Max jet left 346 people dead.
Private landlords in England will no longer be able to evict tenants at short notice and without good reason, under new government plans.
Leading Brexiters have been accused of exaggerating the popularity of a no-deal Brexit among voters. In recent TV interviews, John Redwood and Andrew Bridgen both said “most of the public” now want to leave the EU with no withdrawal agreement in place. Jacob Rees-Mogg has also tweeted this graphic, which draws on two recent opinion…
Theresa May has offered to sit down with Jeremy Corbyn to “break the logjam” over Brexit and agree a joint plan for Britain’s departure.
Defence Minster Tobias Ellwood has previously said the Prime Minister would have to pursue a “softer” Brexit to build a Commons majority for her deal.
MPs have another chance to change the direction of Brexit tonight. They will vote in an hour’s time on four alternative options to Theresa May’s deal.
They’ve said no – emphatically and twice – to Theresa May’s Brexit deal, but tomorrow afternoon MPs will have the chance to say what sort of Brexit deal they do want.
People can sign from all over the world, and there doesn’t appear to be a way of definitively checking their nationality or residency.
Gary Gibbon
At his end of summit press conference in Brussels, France’s President Macron has been explaining why he didn’t want an “crisis summit next week” as it could land the EU with “responsibility” for a No Deal Brexit and the EU27 would’ve lost the “blame game”.
Today, New Zealand’s Prime Minister called for a global fight to “weed” out extremism.
Mozambique has begun three days of national mourning as the death toll following Cyclone Idai climbed above 200.