I feel utterly unprepared for the summer break in a most unfamiliar way
Perhaps it’s the hangover from previous school holidays of pandemic times
Perhaps it’s the hangover from previous school holidays of pandemic times
Former Commons speaker calls Tories under Johnson ‘reactionary, populist, nationalistic’
Bercow says he regards Tories under Johnson as ‘reactionary and populist’
London Letter: CBI leader says business could not cope with failure to reach a deal
Eurosceptic campaigners seeking to meet £500,000 cost of getting clock to chime on January 31st
Ex-speaker of House made comments at event marking end of Young Scientist exhibition
By 7am the official result should be clear and an official declaration imminent
If neither Johnson nor Corbyn wins majority, Corbyn has better chance of becoming PM
From Bercow’s last day as Speaker to the Friday December 13th results
Move by Boris Johnson to get around Fixed Term Parliament Act approved in Commons
Business Week: also in the news were job losses; plant closures; and housebuilding
Downing Street claims Labour leader has no policy except delays and referendums
Fresh hope for Boris Johnson quickly followed by fresh uncertainty
Rees-Mogg has given just three days to debate the Withdrawal Agreement Bill so it can pass all stages by Thursday
Markets report: Irish index ends the day up on hopes for a more benign Brexit
Speaker Bercow rules out new ‘meaningful vote’ on Johnson’s Brexit deal
Evaporation of support for DUP on Tory benches an unexpected blow for the party
Newspapers across UK and Ireland lead with Saturday’s House of Commons debacle
PM sends second letter to Donald Tusk saying he is not personally seeking extension
A vote on the latest deal has been sought on Monday but there is no guarantee it will happen
Analysis: Prime minister still in a strong position to win approval for his Brexit deal
Johnson discovers the arguments employed to win over one group can alienate another
London Letter: the new Brexit plan is vague, and there are some questions that nobody at Westminster or in Whitehall can answer
Bercow warns MPs of ‘toxic’ culture as government loses vote for three-day recess
Corbyn says UK at ‘extraordinary and precarious moment’ as MPs set to return
What does the British supreme court’s ruling mean for Boris Johnson and for Brexit?
Supreme Court ruling: Reaction to suspension of parliament being deemed unlawful
House of Commons speaker welcomes UK supreme court ruling suspension was unlawful
Supreme court’s decision means that every part of UK prime minister’s strategy has failed
Prime minister claims he could take action on different grounds if court rules against him
Business Week: also in the news was Budget 2020; ECB stimulus; and the Bernard Shaw
Paper claims DUP said it would drop its objection to regulatory checks in Irish Sea
Stressing no-deal’s undesirability, Barnier says EU cannot ‘avoid this scenario alone’
Boris Johnson fails to secure general election before triggering prorogation
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices