NOT ONE Ireland player decided to 'take the knee' before Sunday's match against Wales at the Prin...

Laurence Fox has been branded a “disgrace” by members of the actors’ union following a heated row on BBC Question Time.

New deputy Conservative Party chairman says it must ‘stop pandering to footballers’ over policies that are ‘not a vote winner’

LABOUR’S Emily Thornberry was left red-faced after after she was forced to cancel a planned trip to the US – because the White House snubbed her request for a meeting. The Shadow Foreign Secr…

Dripping with sanctimony, the Court’s decision is an insult to the British public which will have to pay for this outrageous racket

Around 80pc of British businesses believe they are ready for a no deal Brexit as the Bank of England revealed that the economy is accelerating ahead of the UK's scheduled departure from the EU.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is planning to exact revenge on Commons Speaker John Bercow for his 'bias' over Brexit by denying him a seat in the Lords.

The Telegraph can reveal that the right-leaning news network - spearheaded by veteran broadcaster Andrew Neil - goes live on May 31

The BBC will face sanctions and fines from its new regulator unless it ends its Brexit bias, a former Culture Secretary and architect of the Royal Charter has warned.

The decision approves a Belgian law banning kosher and halal slaughter without animals being stunned.

Dame Emma Thompson joined climate protesters in London on Thursday to declare that she wants to be among those demonstrators arrested by police.

The rapid rise of the Brexit Party in the polls just days after we launched formally has sent a shiver down the spine of the Conservative Party.

More than 50 MPs backed the bid within hours, furious that a man accused of "misogynism, racism and xenophobia" will be given the royal treatment

Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey will confirm today that new arrivals from the Continent will face the same rules as those coming to Britain from the rest of the world.

Is there a D-Notice in action?

Last night I attended an event at Queen's University Belfast to honour Lord David Trimble, an ex-student; staff member of distinction of the Law faculty, and the first First Minister of Northern...

A decision to scrap the "she" title for boats will "insult generations of sailors", the former head of the Navy says.

The big haired Dutch politician has won over millions of reasonable people, fed up with mass migration

A Brexiteer Cabinet minister has called for a clearing out of Number 10 to replace any advisers still harbouring doubts over Britain leaving the European Union.

As Nicola Sturgeon (pictured at Holyrood) steps up her bid to force Scotland to leave the United Kingdom, a poll showed 59 per cent oppose 'Scexit' -a Scottish exit - from the Union.

LONDON Mayor Sadiq Khan has taken a swipe at Brexit by announcing plans for a fireworks display on New Years Eve designed to celebrate the Capital’s “close relationship with Europe”.

The march in central London is to voice opposition for the pending prosecution of Soldier F - the code name for the only serviceman set to stand trial for the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre.

Mandarin tells of officials openly undermining Ms Patel in meetings

THERESA May’s faces fresh outrage of Britain’s overseas aid budget – after forecasts India will be the world’s third biggest economy by 2030. The Centre for Economics and Business Research (C…

The West End star had been a member of the union for 54 years but said it was now 'stacked full of Corbynistas'

Staff are being asked to return to the office four days a week, in a move that has sparked union complaints

"Star Trek" actor Patrick Stewart has declared himself "embarrassed" to be British amid the ongoing Brexit saga, describing the country's democratic vote to leave the European Union in 2016 as a...

Auntie's constant desire to fight a bitter rearguard action against Brexit is why so many are leaving the corporation behind

The seven MPs knew what they were letting themselves in for by deciding to leave the Labour party yesterday, as indicated by the briefing note found by journalists setting out who would tackle what...

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: This wasn't just a defiant reaffirmation of the EU referendum result, it was a damning repudiation of those who have spent the past three and a half years trying to Stop Brexit.

They are said to have held crisis meetings on Thursday and Friday to discuss how to handle the 'complete mess'.

Andrew Neil’s insurgent new TV news channel has more chance of succeeding than its critics believe

Constitutions ought to be straightforward things.

More than 1,000 migrants have illegally crossed the Channel and reached the UK since lockdown on March 23

Three top judges ruled in favour of the government despite claims the plans 'disenfranchise the poor and vulnerable'. But it was not a ruling on the scheme overall - just on a specific point

Their responses to Bashir revelations are as different as they are as people, but we knew they would be

John Simpson said it was 'payback time' because the Prime Minister and the Conservatives 'feel bruised and damaged by the broadcasters'.

Right from the start, the Speaker's tenure has been all about him and his ego

Dutch trawler Cornelis Vrolijk (pictured) holds nearly 23 per cent of the entire English quota. British boats are forced to throw back the majority of their catch on many trips due to the strict...

Shamima Begum believes her citizenship should be restored'. Ms Begum has cost the taxpayer £14,500 already, but time in court and Home Office staff costs could send the figure skyrocketing.

Dover and Deal MP Natalie Elphicke called for the action after Border Force officers detained and tested around 84 migrants for coronavirus after intercepting their boats in the Channel.

AUSTRALIA'S trade minister is understood to be jetting into the UK next week in a bid to finalise an £18billion trade deal.

Lord Tony Hall praised the BBC and said: 'Around 27 million people in the UK came to the BBC website to find out about the election results. It was a reminder of the trust people place in the BBC.'

If this Committee seeks to be regarded as a fair tribunal, acting in a quasi-judicial capacity, then it should be held to the same standards

The former Conservative leader will appear at the Supreme Court on Thursday in a case which will decide whether Mr Johnson acted illegally by proroguing Parliament earlier this month.

BBC director of policy Clare Sumner (pictured) claimed 'the case for a universal BBC has never been stronger' and that the licence fee is 'widely backed by the public'.

Former Bank of England governor says despite political difficulties there will be many opportunities once UK leaves EU

Illegal migrants are staying in four-star hotel rooms at £125-a-night paid for by British taxpayers as the country braces for spiralling energy bills amid a cost of living crisis.

Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt prepare to let local authorities increase levy by 5pc without offering residents a referendum

ALASTAIR Campbell faced fierce backlash for blaming Honda’s Swindon factory closure on Brexit, as the company clarified its move is due to concentrating on electrified cars as the industry moves away...

Philip Hammond told reporters in Luxembourg it was not 'about personalities' but Johnson's policy of preparing to leave the EU without a deal at the end of October.

I voted to stay in the Common Market in 1975.

BORIS Johnson’s review of “overpowerful” courts could see Britain quitting the European Convention on Human Rights. He has vowed to set up a commission to examine the relationship between courts an…

ROYAL FANS have deluged the Queen with hundreds of letters of support and encouragement following the Meghan and Harry interview, it has emerged.

BRITAIN is to square up to China — by outlawing imports with any links to human rights abuse. Dominic Raab will use the Modern Slavery Act to make firms root out items which are made using forced l…

ANDREA LEADSOM: As a proud Brexiteer, I'm confident the Prime Minister’s deal delivers on the referendum result. We shouldn't underestimate how challenging the negotiating process was.

Prime Minister Theresa May has used her Easter message to stand up for religious freedom and condemn the persecution of Christians,

Ann Widdecombe has said she is leaving the Conservatives to join the Brexit Party, the latest Tory defection over Theresa May's attempts to take Britain out of the EU.

In a stinging attack on her legacy, Lord John Stevens, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner from 2000 to 2004, said her time in office has been a 'dark period' that eroded the public's trust in...

THE European Union flag can no longer be flown in the UK without government permission. Consent wasn’t previously required and the move will be seen as an “up yours” to Remain supporters. The Gover…

The Archbishop of Canterbury is in talks to chair a series of public meetings intended to stop a no-deal Brexit.The Most Rev Justin Welby is liaising with a cross-party group of senior MPs over...

Community Affairs Correspondent Rianna Croxford, who has worked there since 2018, made the remarks on Twitter the previous year.

In a move critics say could undermine the BBC's impartiality, the Reverend Geraldine Kennedy - played by Dawn French - addresses the killing of George Floyd by American police officers.

The Home Secretary is right about the migrant crisis, but that makes her a target for those who want to maintain the lie

The Australian government is advising British ministers on Boris Johnson’s plans to introduce a points-based system for migrants after Brexit, the Home Secretary has revealed.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has won the latest round in the battle over her controversial Rwanda deportation policy as judges refused to accept any more delays before hearing the case.

John Bercow has "strayed" from the rule of law over Brexit, fuelling concerns that the constitution is being manipulated to "load the dice in one particular direction", one of the Speaker's deputies...

Around 400,000 drivers are needed across mainland Europe, while in America, there is a shortfall of around 63,000 while China needs about four million extra drivers.

I want to take not a Maoist but a “moreist approach” to heritage: I want more statues erected; more chapters added to our national narrative

Luxembourg humiliated Boris Johnson by forcing him to cancel his press conference with the country’s prime minister, a number 10 source has revealed.

Police chief said files on four of those responsible had been sent to the CPS for a charging decision

Matthew Katzman is a lecturer in computer science and the son of a top lawyer at international firm Steptoe & Johnson.

The documentary-maker, who has made several programmes with the Corporation, savaged the broadcaster's 'morbid obsession' with Boris Johnson's private life.

I WAS watching Labour’s Foreign Affairs spokesman, Emily Thornberry, on TV the other morning. I didn’t mean to, she was just there when I came in the room and I couldn’t find the remote. She had th…

Having sacked Gavin Williamson in the most abrupt and even brutal manner possible, Theresa May apparently “considers the matter closed”.

Presenter jokes about historic ceremony in conversation with comedian Jack Whitehall on BBC Radio 2

Checks to stop health tourists coming to Britain for treatment they are not entitled to – which costs the NHS up to £280 million every year – have been all but abandoned by ministers.

Document's author claims reluctance to act 'may be the result of a fear of being accused of Islamophobia'

Sue Gray has been pictured singing into the same karaoke machine made infamous by her very own report into Downing Street lockdown parties, GB News can reveal

Look what Brexit is doing to you,” a German MEP told me this week.

The Conservatives are on course to lose control of councils across the country next month, Theresa May has been warned, as Ukip returns from the “dead” on the back of mounting anger over delay to...

Mark Serwotka insisted that his union, which represents 80 per cent of Border Force staff, would continue to fight the scheme, saying: 'These atrocious proposals will be found to be illegal.'

ANGELA Rayner has been branded a "pathetic loudmouth" after she blamed voters for Labour's humiliating loss in the Hartlepool by-election.

Priti Patel is to examine ways of deporting illegal migrants more quickly and in greater numbers after those crossing the Channel by sea quadrupled in the space of a year.

TORY big beast Ken Clarke yesterday revealed he is quitting politics after 50 years – as he admitted Britain can weather a no-deal Brexit. Mr Clarke – Britain’s longest serving MP – said he h…

THERESA May was today roasted on all sides by furious MPs in a sign of the uphill struggle she faces in getting her Brexit deal signed off. The PM faced hostile attacks from Brexiteers, pro-EU Tori…