Jesse Norman tells Andy Burnham to apologise for Widdecombe murder remarks
Jesse Norman has told Prime Minister Andy Burnham to apologise after PMQs remarks on the Ann Widdecombe murder case breached the presumption of innocence.
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Sadiq Khan seizes on London poll pushing Britain back into EU
A YouGov poll finds two thirds of Londoners favour rejoining the EU. Mayor Sadiq Khan backs the push as Labour softens its Brexit line.
Farage brands Channel crossings a national security emergency
Nigel Farage told the Commons the English Channel crisis is a national security emergency as young unidentified Iranian males keep arriving.
Andrew Neil mocks Emily Thornberry over Germany as key ally line
Andrew Neil mocked Labour’s Emily Thornberry after she called Germany a key ally and hailed a meeting as unique and historic.
Farage demands prosecution of charities aiding Channel asylum crossings
Nigel Farage says NGOs and charities that help asylum seekers reach Britain should face criminal charges for aiding illegal crossings.
Burnham hid two Man City chairman dinners from Monday statement
Deleted records show Andy Burnham took two hospitality dinners with Manchester City’s chairman while mayor. Monday’s GMCA statement left them out.
Farage accuses Badenoch of lying again over Chagos base row
Nigel Farage hits back at Kemi Badenoch, saying she is lying again over his Diego Garcia comments as the White House backs him.
Farage slams dishonest media over Chagos and Diego Garcia stance
Nigel Farage calls out totally dishonest journalism on X over his clear opposition to handing Chagos sovereignty to Mauritius and his Diego Garcia offer.
Fined firms still sponsor foreign workers after £9m illegal working hit
More than 200 companies fined £9.3million for illegal working remain on the Home Office visa sponsor register, a GB News investigation finds.
Rayner’s department poured taxpayer cash into anti-Reform propaganda
Angela Rayner’s old department used a post-Southport cohesion fund to bankroll training that steers voters from Nigel Farage and Reform UK.
London MPs slam Brexit as Khan pushes Britain back into EU
Capital Labour MPs attacked the Leave vote on their first day back as Sadiq Khan stepped up calls for Britain to rejoin the European Union.
Miliband signs off Falklands Sea Lion oil drilling despite Argentina fury
Ed Miliband has approved new drilling in the Sea Lion field off the Falkland Islands, holding 1.7 billion barrels and due online from 2028, as Argentina.