Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet, in its entirety, knew that the Rwanda Bill would not work, Robert Jenrick has said, but they all turned a blind eye, leading him to quit as Immigration Minister.
Government borrowing costs surged to their highest level in nearly a year after the largest tax raising Budget in history as the OBR said that workers will shoulder 80% of the National Insurance rise.
The White House has tried to cover-up Joe Biden calling Donald Trump supporters "garbage" by doctoring the transcript of his remarks in a gaffe reminiscent of Hillary Clinton's "deplorables" jibe.
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves, who, it emerged this week, has hung a picture of Communist Party founder Ellen Wilkinson above her desk, has delivered her budget. Is it one that her heroine would be proud of?
The saga of the Benin bronzes takes a farcical new turn this week as a museum is inaugurated, but there are no bronzes to go in it because the heir to the brutal Benin slavers has claimed them all as his private property.
Electric vehicle battery sizes should be cut by one third due to an acute lithium shortage, Britain's top engineers have said, leaving range-challenged EVs facing further sales disincentives.
As the Chancellor sets out her plan to fill the "£22bn black hole" resulting from, er, Labour's eye-popping public sector pay rises, Charlotte Gill sets out the country's worst taxpayer-funded PhDs that no one would miss.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
