Brexit secretary David Davis has left Theresa May in the lurch, days after she announced her final EU divorce plans. But after months of catastrophes how serious is this latest hit?
The PM is reported to be effectively ignoring the Foreign Secretary’s Brexit proposals – raising the stakes as to whether he’ll jump or be pushed…
Government plans have been revised so often the final deal is now more confusing than ever. And today’s vote of no confidence in the PM is not helping.
Members of Parliament earn over £77,000 and have their Westminster meals subsidised. And average Brits are not happy.
Her claims on Brexit Britain’s supposed economic success should be taken with a VERY large pinch of salt…
With her Brexit strategy falling apart, Theresa May has reportedly whipped her cabinet to stay well clear of a backbencher debate being held later this week.
Last week’s events brought in a harbinger of things to come as the clock ticks down to a Tory Brexit. Here’s the worst five.
From growing homelessness and social housing waiting lists to dropping house building, the Tories have utterly failed to address the housing crisis.
The PM thinks she can get away with blaming local authorities for the lack of house building in the UK, totally ignoring the facts.
Unless the government offers concrete solutions to the realities of slash-and-burn Brexit, they will be putting our security at risk, writes Richard Corbett MEP.
