‘Asking for oil is simply wrong’: White House press secretary
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said two senior US officials visited Saudi Arabia this week to “review engagement”...
Elon Musk puts Twitter deal on hold
Twitter is in a state of turmoil. Elon Musk has temporarily put his $44 billion deal on hold. Twitter CEO Parag Aggarwal has fired two top executives. The company has also halted all new hirings. What's going on?
Texas shooting: Police change key details as criticism mounts
Police in Texas have revised key details about Tuesday's deadly school shooting as criticism mounts from parents over the initial response.
Attorney general says schools ‘do not have to accommodate’ children’s gender wishes
Suella Braverman says schools can treat pupils who identify as trans as if they were their birth sex because under-18s cannot legally...
‘We’re going to lose, we deserve it’: the view from inside the Tory party
Senior Conservatives fear that, whether the PM stays or goes, the opinion poll deficit is not now recoverable
Fake police investigation: Met never asked me for lockdown party evidence, says Dominic Cummings
The real big story is not drinks, but corruption of the investigators who covering up corrupted politician. Boris Johnson’s former...
Serving Met police officer charged with rape of woman in Brighton
Laurence Knight, 33, who has now been suspended to appear at Brighton magistrates court on 23 June
Rishi Sunak’s tax rises: three of the biggest examined
Analysis: Increases to income and corporation tax and higher NICs have contributed to the biggest UK tax burden since the 1950s
Boris Johnson says UK ‘not necessarily’ heading for recession
PM sounds upbeat note on economy amid some disquiet among Tory MPs over £15bn cost of living package
National Farmers Union funding legal challenges to curbs on river pollution
Exclusive: Environmental groups criticise NFU for helping companies to fight Defra rules on nitrates in waterways
EasyJet cancels hundreds of half-term flights from Gatwick as getaway begins
UK airports, ports and roads under pressure with Dover passengers facing long queues and motorists warned of major jams
Boris Johnson accused of changing ministerial code to ‘save his skin’
Rewritten rules remove need to resign – instead ministers can apologise or temporarily lose pay for breaches