Angry clashes at Holyrood over Cambridge Analytica
Nicola Sturgeon came under fire after the SNP sent a consultant to a meeting in 2016 – but the FM claimed the Tories had ‘many’ links to the firm.
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Peers inflict first defeat on Government over key Brexit legislation
Labour, the Liberal Democrats, Crossbenchers and backbench Tories formed an alliance over two European Union (Withdrawal) Bill amendments.
Sturgeon refuses to name consultant who met Cambridge Analytica for SNP
Nicola Sturgeon was pressed on the issue at First Minister’s Questions, but said she would not reveal the identity in case it sparked a ‘witch hunt’.
Government suffers double defeat over key Brexit legislation
Peers in the House of Lords secured victories on two amendments to the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill.
Tories warn Rivergate purchase would bring financial risks to residents
AN IRVINE Conservative has warned NAC’s bid to buy the Rivergate would bring risks to tax payers – after it was revealed the plan could be back before councillors this year.
Labour pledge to build one million affordable homes to end housing ‘crisis’
Leader Jeremy Corbyn promised a ‘new era of social housing’ as he launched the party’s plans.
Turkish leader calls early poll in move to consolidate his position
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who survived a failed coup in 2016, is set to accrue more powers with changes coming into effect after the election.
MP ‘completely confident’ of clearing name after sex offence allegations
The Dover and Deal MP was suspended by the Conservative Party in November last year following “serious allegations”.
May hits back at claims she was callous to Windrush generation
The PM tells MPs the Government will not deport people legally entitled to be in the UK.
Windrush generation immigrant begs MPs to help as son due for deportation
MP David Lammy said heads must roll over the ‘national disgrace’ of deportations which saw the Prime Minister apologise to Caribbean leaders.
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