Michael Gove sees the funny side of Boris Johnson jibe
Michael Gove saw the funny side of Labour’s jibe about ‘torpedoing’ Boris Johnson, when he was asked about the government’s controversial planning reforms in the House of Commons this afternoon. The new housing secretary notoriously sabotaged Boris Johnson’s first attempt to become prime minister, by launching his own failed leadership bid following David Cameron’s Brexit-inflicted […]
Brexit ad campaign’s ‘new start’ is a trip to the past
Customs checks, bureaucracy and pointless infrastructure spend : This is what happens when the Brexit campaign is translated into reality.
Week in Review: Tory disinformation campaign intensifies
Dangerous new development as the Conservative party launch attacks on journalists while attempting to disguise themselves as fact-checkers.
Gove the environmentalist – too good to be true?
There were unexpected positives in Michael Gove’s first speech as environment secretary – but is it all just hot air?
Sleep with the fishes: Gove’s first move raises alarm over UK hard Brexit strategy
Michael Gove’s decision to pull out of London convention will have little effect, except to poison European opinion against Britain during Brexit talks
So farewell Michael Gove… we’ll miss you
Forces of bureaucratic inertia in the prison system will be emboldened by the removal of Michael Gove.
The best thing May can do with Gove is keep him where he is
Gove should be allowed to see through his prison reform
All the times Michael Gove said he didn’t want to be prime minister
Gove’s own words will come back to haunt him
Boris Johnson abandons his leadership bid before it’s even launched
Former mayor suffers series fatal blows to his leadership hopes
No basic necessities but plenty of legal highs: Another damning report on Britain’s prisons
Inmates in Leicester prison are struggling to access basic necessities like toiletries, clean clothes and bedding but have easy access to legal highs, a damning new report has found.
