Brexit: No breakthrough in UK and EU talks over NI border checks
The two sides met as a ban on exporting chilled meat from Great Britain to Northern Ireland looms....
Government acted unlawfully over firm’s contract
The decision to award a £560,000 contract to a company run by Dominic Cummings’s friends could have been biased, the High Court rules....
Brexit: UK and EU urge compromises over Irish Sea border checks
British ministers are warned not to delay border checks, as the two sides meet for talks in London....
Foreign aid: No plans to give MPs vote on cuts, says No 10
Some MPs are pushing for a vote on the issue – and have the support of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle....
Paul Givan announced as new NI first minister
The Lagan Valley assembly member will replace Arlene Foster, who was ousted as DUP leader....
Parliament: Shake-up of England’s electoral map outlined
Wales and Scotland lose out and details of a major revamp of England’s constituencies is unveiled....
Kent council in child migrant legal threat to Home Secretary
Kent County Council begins legal action against Priti Patel as child migrants overwhelm services....
Ollie Robinson: PM Boris Johnson supports Oliver Dowden’s comments that ECB ‘has gone too far’
Prime Minister Boris Johnson backs comments made by Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden that the England and Wales Cricket Board “has gone over the top” in...
Brexit: UK government knew NI Protocol ‘was a bad deal’
Lord Barwell is “pretty sure it’s not true” that the government underestimated the protocol’s impact....
Foreign aid: Rebel Tories blocked in attempt to reverse cuts
The Commons Speaker did not allow the attempt – but said MPs should be able to vote on the issue in future....
