Northern Ireland Protocol talks ‘kind of stuck’ as PM heads to Belfast
Talks over the Northern Ireland Protocol are "kind of stuck", an EU source has told Sky News as Boris Johnson...
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Ministers eye legal implications amid plot to override Northern Ireland Protocol
The government is planning to publish legislation to override the Northern Ireland Protocol, but Sky News understands the cabinet has...
UK has ‘absolutely the right’ to change Northern Ireland post-Brexit trade rules, says business secretary
Business Secretary Kwarsi Kwarteng has said it is "absolutely right" the government is ready to tear up parts of post-Brexit...
Sinn Fein’s president accuses PM of using Northern Ireland as a ‘pawn’ in negotiations with EU
Sinn Fein has accused Boris Johnson of playing dangerous games with the people of Northern Ireland and shamefully using the...
First group of illegal migrants will be sent to Rwanda within a fortnight
The first group of illegal migrants have been told they will be sent to Rwanda within a fortnight under the...
Champagne bottle donated by Tory party chairman auctioned as ‘souvenir of partygate’
A bottle of champagne that Conservative Party Chairman Oliver Dowden donated to a fundraising auction was labelled as being "hugely...
Plans to cut 90,000 civil servants ‘perfectly reasonable’, says Rees-Mogg as he shows up with four aides for TV interview
Jacob Rees-Mogg has said that plans to cut more than 90,000 civil service jobs in order to free up billions...
PM orders ministers to plan 90,000 civil service job cuts but union warns of ‘reckless slash and burn’
Boris Johnson has ordered ministers to come up with plans to cut more than 90,000 civil service jobs in order...
UK will have ‘no choice but to act’ if EU does not show ‘flexibility’ over NI protocol – Truss
The UK will have "no choice but to act" if the EU does not show the "requisite flexibility" over the...
Tory MP criticised for saying food bank users just need to learn how to cook
A Conservative MP has been heavily criticised for claiming that people who use food banks do not know how to...
New laws will crack down on spying and interference by foreign states ‘seeking to undermine’ UK
New legislation aimed at cracking down on foreign spying and interference are being introduced by Home Secretary Priti Patel today.The...
PM hints at cost of living announcement in coming days amid crisis facing British households
Boris Johnson has hinted at an announcement about addressing the cost of living crisis in coming days - but the...
Labour confident it can prove Starmer’s innocence after vow to resign if fined over ‘beergate’
Labour is confident it can prove Sir Keir Starmer did not break lockdown rules after he pledged to offer his...
New laws targeting protesters and bonfire of EU legislation among plans to be set out in Queen’s Speech
New laws to outlaw guerrilla-style climate protests that have caused misery for the public are being unveiled in a bumper...
Putin and his generals should ‘share same fate as Nazis’, says UK defence secretary, ahead of Russia’s Victory Day
Russian military leaders are as much to blame for the Ukraine invasion as President Vladimir Putin - and both should...
UK announces fresh Russia sanctions targeting £1.7bn worth of trade
Britain has announced fresh sanctions targeting £1.7bn worth of trade with Russia in a bid to "further weaken Putin's war...
Raab says fixing NI Protocol ‘cannot be put off’ as Stormont power sharing deal in doubt
Fixing the Northern Ireland Protocol "cannot be put off", the deputy prime minister has said amid fears that progress on...
Johnson expected to reshuffle cabinet before summer
Boris Johnson will reshuffle his cabinet before the summer recess, according to allies of the prime minister.Following dismal local election...
Local elections 2022: A ‘tough night’ for the Conservatives as Labour makes ‘modest’ gains
It has been a "tough night" for the Conservative party, after the loss of some key local councils in London...
Labour have chalked up some big symbolic wins but questions remain for Keir Starmer
This is not an easy election to analyse: the picture is mixed and messy. As dawn breaks on Friday, nobody...
