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Nigel Farage labels No 10 ‘petty’ for allegedly banning him from meeting Trump

Nigel Farage has accused Downing Street of being “petty” and “small minded” for allegedly banning him from meeting Donald Trump next week. The Brexit Party...

Donald Trump backs Boris Johnson to be next British PM

Donald Trump has backed Boris Johnson to be the next British prime minister while Nigel Farage said he has been “banned” from meeting the...

Swinson urges reforms as key part of any UK coalition talks

Electoral reform would have to be “front and centre” of talks for the Lib Dems to enter a new coalition in the UK, one...

Jeremy Corbyn: Referendum on Brexit deal ‘reasonable’ if backed by MPs

Jeremy Corbyn has said there should be a second referendum on a Brexit deal if MPs demand one. The Labour leader, who has come under...

Jeremy Hunt warns against sending ‘ultra hardliner’ to Brussels for Brexit talks

Tory leadership hopeful Jeremy Hunt insisted he would be more likely to succeed in Brexit negotiations with Brussels than an “ultra hardliner”. The UK Foreign...

Sturgeon: Scots won’t accept Tory PM telling us we can’t choose future

People in Scotland will not accept being told by a future Tory Prime Minister that they cannot choose their own future, Nicola Sturgeon has...

Boris Johnson to appear in court over £350 million Brexit claim

Boris Johnson will be summonsed to court to face accusations of misconduct in public office over claims he was lying when he said the...

Tory leadership: Javid pledges to put 20,000 police officers back on beat

Conservative leadership hopeful Sajid Javid has pledged to oversee 20,000 extra police officers “pounding the pavements” if elected Prime Minister. Mr Javid, the current British...

Tom Watson: Campbell expulsion from Labour ‘spiteful’

Labour deputy leader Tom Watson said it is “spiteful” to expel people from the Labour Party and called for an “amnesty” for members who...

EU leaders split over top jobs in Brussels

European Union leaders are divided over who to appoint to the top jobs in Brussels, after elections shredded comfortable political alliances and raised troubling...

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