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The pub test
Sadly, you can say what you like around the kitchen table at home,’ said Human Rights Commission President, Gillian Triggs, ...
Affairs, plots, gropes and punch-ups: Strangers' Bar in Westminster is a notorious hotbed of outrageous behaviour. But even Commons insiders admit that the drink-s…
Could incendiary new claims that an MP tried to use a date rape drug on its premises could finally give the authorities an ...
Major Reform UK victory as Nigel Farage's party set to receive $10m donation
No, not Donald Trump, but Nigel Farage. Republicans are swarming to meet the Reform UK leader, the media are chomping at the ...
New warning for anyone with a contactless card as rules could be about to change
A new warning has been issued to anyone who has a contactless credit or debit card, as rules could be about to change under ...
The deeply personal reason Lady Starmer chose to visit Auschwitz
PM’s wife, whose Jewish father’s family fled Poland before Second World War, makes visit against backdrop of rising ...
MPs’ private bar closes in Westminster after serious allegation
Strangers bar, located on the Westminster estate near the House of Commons, is a private pub open to MPs, their staff and other parliamentary workers. It has been the source of several political ...
OPINION - An economy making unhappy noises, major own goals... Rachel Reeves needs a vibe shift
The Chancellor is six months into the job, with the finest brains of the Treasury and 11 Downing Street on speed dial for ...
Prince William visits Wetherspoons
He went to the pub after speaking at a College of Paramedics conference.
Being anti-British seems to come easy to Keir – so forgive me if I wait to see if he’ll stop compensation to Gerry Adams
IN the scale of its treachery and incompetence, Sir Keir Starmer’s Government is turning out to be worse than even the ...
Rachel Reeves doesn't want you to know exactly how her economic experiment ends
The Chancellor must have been popping corks when inflation dropped, but does she really think she can keep conning Britain?
Sir Keir Starmer forced to defend Rachel Reeves as economic pressures increase on Government
The Prime Minister said the Chancellor had his “full confidence” and was doing a “fantastic job” but declined to say she ...
Reform support surge in Scotland sees membership surpass Tories sending shockwave through parties ahead of Holyrood elections next year
Both Labour and the Greens issued warnings as Nigel Farage 's party revealed it has around 7,600 members, more than the ...