An "irate" former president Donald Trump tried to grab the steering wheel of the presidential limo in hopes of driving to the US Capitol, according to a former White House aide.

Simon Case says lockdown breaking parties were "horrifying" and No.10 press office faces “disciplinary process”.

MP says people should not be "lecturing" United States over Supreme Court's decision to remove right to abortion.

Keir Starmer had warned his shadow cabinet that they and their teams should not attend any pro-strike demos.

"Go on, tell us one now," the foreign secretary was asked.

The first minister is preparing to set out her plans for a second vote.

"We’re starting from scratch, the slate is wiped clean," he says.

"It may prove necessary to take action to remove him," Steve Baker said.

Ex-prime minister speaks out as NI Protocol Bill clears its first Commons hurdle.

Grant Shapps vowed to bin repetitive rail announcements as part of his "bonfire of banalities".