Labour MP criticises Cummings and says Tory government has dented UK’s standing in the world Boris Johnson’s law-breaking Brexit bill is straight out of the Donald Trump playbook, and leaves… »
Exclusive: Prominent human rights lawyer writes to foreign secretary with stinging denunciation Amal Clooney, the high-profile human rights lawyer, has resigned from her position as the UK’s special envoy on… »
Ex-attorney general Geoffrey Cox says breaking international law risks damaging UK’s standing David Cameron has become the third former Conservative prime minister to express disquiet about Boris Johnson’s proposal to… »
Criticism grows of plan to break international law as EU calls for bill to be dropped Downing Street is facing a showdown with Conservative backbench rebels as criticism over its… »
Justice secretary says he doesn’t believe international law will be broken, as discontent grows among Conservative backbenchers The UK justice secretary, Robert Buckland, has said he would resign if the… »
Former prime ministers urge MPs to reject legislation, saying it endangers Irish peace process Boris Johnson is facing mounting criticism over his plans to introduce legislation to override his Brexit… »
Attorney general faces fury of Bar Council as revolt over internal market bill spreads The attorney general, Suella Braverman, was on Saturday accused of sacrificing the UK’s reputation, sidelining legal… »
Plan has enraged EU and many Tories but sources say No 10 thinks it will move talks along Britain’s Brexit negotiators believe Downing Street’s plan to break international law, pushing… »
Recently introduced tax expected to raise £500m, helping to reduce Britain’s huge Covid bill Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage The UK government has denied reports that… »
Campaigners say Sir James Bevan is trying to ‘rig system’ and cover up decades of failure The head of the Environment Agency has endorsed a proposal to weaken laws on… »
Official measure to be declared this week as coronavirus lockdown shrinks GDP by 21% in second quarter Britain’s economy will be officially declared in recession this week for the first… »
Greenpeace investigators say the firm, which also donated to the Conservatives, will be sole beneficiary of rule changes on importing raw cane sugar A company that backed Brexit and has… »
Opinium poll for the Observer also reveals 47% of public think Putin’s government affected UK’s 2019 general election Almost half the British public believes the Russian government interfered in the… »
David Frost warns of prospect of no deal but insists agreement can still be reached by September Britain and EU still face “considerable gaps” in significant areas over a Brexit… »
Prime minister aims to use his visit to Scotland today to strengthen case for the union Boris Johnson praises ‘sheer might’ of UK as he heads to Scotland UK failed… »
Intelligence and security committee publishes long-delayed findings on Russia’s influence over UK politics Live reaction and analysis of Russia report British government and British intelligence failed to prepare or conduct… »
A third of companies are in a worse position on facing the post-EU economy than in 2019, says thinktank Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Many companies… »
Exclusive: Former cricketer says he must respect protocol, following reports he will enter House of Lords Ian Botham has refused to comment on speculation he is to be awarded a… »
RULES for Brits travelling in Europe will change from 2021, as the UK leaves the European Union’s customs union and single market on New Year’s Day 2021. There is new… »
New border checks in Kent and elsewhere reverse 47 years of removal of trade barriers The UK government is to build “10 to 12” new Brexit border customs and controls… »
Minimum salary thresholds to also remain in place, presenting additional barrier Care home staff will be excluded from the government’s post-Brexit fast-track visa system for health workers, the government has… »
HOLIDAYMAKERS are being warned of changes to travel insurance and passport rules post-Brexit today. A series of adverts which start this week will highlight changes to the price of travel… »
Senior figures in Scotland and Wales warn Brexit is bringing a ‘statutory fist crashing down’ Boris Johnson has been accused of planning an “emasculation” of the devolution settlement, with senior… »
This week’s emergency summit will expose national divisions over budgets and the €750bn pandemic fund Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Lockdown has proved challenging for most… »
International trade secretary tells PM and chancellor plans risk smuggling and damage to UK reputation An extraordinary cabinet row has erupted over Brexit with Liz Truss warning that Boris Johnson’s… »
BREXIT negotiations have resumed in London today after the EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier arrived for face-to-face talks. The last round of talks last week ended a day early in… »
BREXIT negotiations have ended early with “significant differences” still remaining between the EU and the UK. Talks in Brussels between Boris Johnson’s Europe adviser David Frost and the EU led… »
PARLIAMENT passed the Immigration Bill tonight that would end the UK’s Freedom of Movement with the European Union. MPs voted 342 to 248 to scrap FoM which would see EU… »
Boris Johnson has reportedly given the EU until September to confirm a trade deal. Face-to-face talks on a deal between the EU and the UK have now begun in Brussels,… »
German leader signals trade compromise less likely as she hardens tone on no-deal Brexit Do not assume US still aspires to be a world leader, Merkel warns Full transcript of… »
Patrick Vallance and Chris Whitty to make TV appeal ahead of ‘challenging winter’ Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Britain’s most senior government scientists will make a… »
Labour MP criticises Cummings and says Tory government has dented UK’s standing in the world Boris Johnson’s law-breaking Brexit bill is straight out of the Donald Trump playbook, and leaves… »
