31st October 2021

But Boris Johnson says more unites France and the UK than divides them, despite a row over fishing.

The group included activists and students who have spoken out against the persecution they face

Brexit Minister Lord Frost and his EU counterpart Maros Sefcovic will meet again next week.

In study of 554 university students, 63 admit to rape, sexual assault and other aggressive forcible acts

The UK has more food banks than McDonald's and 5 million children living in poverty and the Tories decide to reduced the price of Champagne.— Freddie (@FreddieBailey96) October 28, 2021

The head of Ucas said that “increased demand” and a “continued rise” in the 18-year-old population would “put a squeeze on available places” at “the most competitive institutions and on the most competitive courses”

It marks a major escalation in the post-Brexit fishing rights row between the two nations

Facebook announced it’s changing its name to Meta during its annual Connect conference

The letter, which takes issue with a BBC News online story, is signed by more than 16,000 people.

A military coup in Sudan today cast new uncertainty on the prospect that the nation’s LGBTIQ+ community might gain recognition of its human rights as part of the country’s halting moves…

Thinktank’s verdict on Rishi Sunak’s budget says tax rises and inflation will mean falling living standards for many

Astro turf football pitches pose a particular plastic pollution risk as they are subjected to intense friction while players are often breathing heavily

TalkRadio host Mike Graham is being roundly mocked on social media, after claiming you can grow concrete

Venues in popular tourist areas have run out of big-name spirit brands and some champagnes

One Whitehall source accused the privately educated Chancellor of hypocrisy in denying children more time to do after-school activities

If schools have to use current budgets to cover a teacher pay rise ‘they will be faced with heart breaking decisions’, heads warn

The Office for Budget Responsibility has said that householders throughout the UK will have just 0.8 per cent more to spend by 2025, as food, energy and council tax bills are all set to rise further

When Afghanistan fell, hundreds of female judges went into hiding. After months living in fear, 26 have escaped.

First minister calls for first-past-the-post system used in Westminster to be scrapped.

A new chapter in physics is here, says a team that hunted for a key building block of the Universe.

Pubs and high streets also get a boost - but Labour says Chancellor Rishi Sunak is ignoring the cost of living crisis.

Bill would have made violence against LGBT people and disabled people, as well as misogyny, a hate crime

Action planned in 45 cities amid calls for entry searches, training for bar staff and covers for drinks

Lord Justice Fulford sentenced Couzens to life behind bars for his “grotesque” crimes

Today I spoke to MPs about investigating online hate targeting women for Panorama. Specifically how Facebook and Instagram promoted anti-women hate to our dummy troll account. Facebook says it tries not to recommend content that breaks rules and puts community before profit. pic.twitter.com/6lQHAABHh3— Marianna Spring (@mariannaspring) October 26, 2021

Two rescued off Essex coast but third person missing after attempt to reach UK in small boat

Attorney says the deal can protect the prince against a lawsuit that claims that he assaulted Virginia Giuffre when she was 17