“I don’t trust Nigel Farage at all. He will unleash a torrent of racism and division which will put our…
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‘They’re not conducting open heart surgery’: Darren Jones defends MPs drinking in the Commons
Darren Jones has defended MPs' right to drink in the Commons, saying they are "office workers" and "not conducting open…
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In 1990, Barbara Walters called out Donald Trump’s lies right to his face. The clip is going viral again for obvious reasons.
A resurfaced 1990 ABC 20/20 clip of Barbara Walters calling out Trump's business claims - directly to his face, with…
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Farage claims Russia hacked his phone to leak his £5m gift story. The Guardian says it’s deflection. The Defence Secretary has a different question entirely.
Nigel Farage claims Russian spies hacked his phone and leaked his undisclosed £5m gift from Christopher Harborne to The Guardian…
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Burnham backs land value tax that could raise £35bn and commits to fiscal rules as Makerfield campaign launches
Andy Burnham has backed a land value tax that could raise up to £35.5bn a year, reformed council tax, a…
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Carol Vorderman calls Reform’s Makerfield candidate a ‘disgusting online abuser’ – and points to a pattern in Farage’s party
Carol Vorderman has described Reform's Makerfield candidate Robert Kenyon as a "disgusting online abuser" and a misogynist after posts from…
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Community café supporting vulnerable adults demands apology from Farage for ‘intimidating’ unannounced visit during Duke of Edinburgh celebration
The director of a Wigan community café that supports young adults with additional needs has demanded a formal apology from…
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Palantir accuses Sadiq Khan of ‘putting politics above public safety’ after Met police contract blocked – as Labour splits
Palantir accused Sadiq Khan of "putting politics above public safety" after he blocked a £50m contract for the Met police…
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Net migration fell 48% to the lowest figure since 2012. Jenrick complained that too many people are leaving.
Net migration: down 48% to 171,000 - the lowest since 2012, 82% lower than when Jenrick was Immigration Minister.
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‘We’re papering over the cracks’: Question Time audience member makes the case for Labour to unite around EU rejoin
A Question Time audience member argued that Labour could end its infighting by uniting around rejoining the EU - and…
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