Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s ex-aide Dominic Cummings has threatened to launch a new party if the Conservatives lose the general election.

Two men accused of spying for a ‘foreign power’ have made their first appearance at the Central Criminal Court in London.

Russia’s defence attache to Britain, Col. Maxim Elovik, has been accused of being a spy and has been expelled from the UK.

A pedestrian who swore and waved at a cyclist who was riding on the pavement, causing her to veer into the road, has had her manslaughter conviction quashed.

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy, who is in Washington, has said a Labour government would find common ground with Donald Trump if he becomes president.

John Swinney, who was leader of the SNP from 2000 to 2004, has completed his political comeback by being sworn in as Scotland’s first minister.

Protesters have set up ‘liberated zones’ at Oxford and Cambridge universities as Education Secretary Gillian Keegan says Jewish students must not be harassed.

John Swinney—who led the SNP from 2000 to 2004—has been elected unopposed as the party’s new leader and is set to become Scotland’s first minister.

Women and equalities minister Kemi Badenoch announced plans to ban new offices and shopping centres from offering gender-neutral toilets.

After the Conservatives lost 474 council seats during Thursday’s local elections, Mr. Sunak has accepted the Tories might lose the general election.