In this issue

November 12, 2022

Staff offered 'route out' amid concerns over Raab behaviour

Senior civil servants at the Ministry of Justice were offered “respite or a route out” of the department when Dominic Raab was reappointed last month ,

3 mins

Looks good in the ad...So can any middle-aged man learn to skateboard - and keep his dignity?

I ’m not going to cry, I’m not going to cry. No, not in that way – because of children spending

3 mins

Ukrainian soldiers reclaim Kherson after chaotic Russian retreat

In extraordinary scenes, crowds of jubilant residents greeted Ukraine’s armed forces as they reached the centre of

4 mins

'It's a miracle I'm here' Villages wake from year of death and plunder

Nikolai Bohun showed off the spot where the cab from a tractor landed in his potato field. Not far from the metal carcass was a tyre.

5 mins

Autumn statement What can we expect from Jeremy Hunt next week?

When he was chancellor, Rishi Sunak's Treasury would routinely leak many elements of forthcoming budgets in advance,

4 mins

Treasury could cut support for home energy costs with plan to raise price cap level

The Treasury is considering raising the energy cap from £2,500 next April, with discussions over whether to announce a new policy at next week's autumn statement.

2 mins

Blame game Truss allies challenge Kwarteng's claim that he urged caution

Kwasi Kwarteng's claims that he tried to get Liz Truss to slow down her financial plans have been challenged by her allies.

2 mins

Met takes no action over Tory lockdown gathering with Bailey

The Metropolitan police have taken no action over an apparent

2 mins

Hard to swallow? The key things we've learned about Hancock this week

Matt is still toxic. The first reaction of the comedian Seann Walsh said it all. He saw Matt Hancock and he burst out laughing. As if he'd just come across the last person he'd want to meet.

5 mins

Wilting of an English rose: top varieties vanish as disease grows in changing climate

Think of the quintessential English garden, and a rose will invariably spring to mind -

3 mins

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