Fears grow for patient welfare after Northern Ireland medicine problems continue
Stormont’s Health Minister said he had “deep concerns about the risk to patient health and maintaining vital medical supplies”.
Brexit & Foreign Policy
Foreign Secretary gets his facts wrong over poll showing voters want him to quit
Clearly Mr Raab needs another long holiday on a Greek island to clear his head.
Here are the Tory MPs who are paying taxpayer cash to the European Research Group
Expenses data reveals that 64 Conservative MPs have used taxpayer cash to fund this ‘hard right’ group since Brexit.
MPs and veterans join growing call for inquiry into Afghanistan
The reputation of the West to support democracies across the world has suffered, says Tobias Ellwood MP.
Government’s move to axe EU wine-importing legislation met with mockery among Remainers
As empty supermarket shelves show Brexit’s hangover is kicking in, the government’s scrapping of EU wine import certification is lauded as a ‘Brexit victory’. Naturally, Remainers are up in arms.
Selling our souls for bananas: the danger behind Global Britain’s new trade deals
The UK is making trade deals with countries condemned by human rights watchdogs and poor consumer standards.
Tories hint at secret corporate courts in UK-Australia trade deal
The plans could allow Australian energy firms to sue the UK for taking climate action.
Mike Buckley: To beat Johnson Labour, and other opposition parties, should fight the whole war not the battles
Instead of outrage at each step of Johnson’s Brexit catastrophe, opponents must reveal and fight his whole strategy.
Alyn Smith: A bright future for the next generation? Not under this Tory government
Behind the rhetoric, real-world consequences of Tory policies are destroying the hopes and ambitions of the next generation, writes Alyn Smith, MP.
Fresh calls for Starmer to form ‘progressive alliance’ as Tories sweep up Brexiteer vote
‘Labour can’t win it alone’, according to pressure group Compass.