Rebels set to trigger vote to oust Theresa May
EMBATTLED Theresa May faces a brutal Commons showdown today as her future as Prime Minister is in question with Tory Brexiteers expressing increased...
Two dead and 11 wounded in French Christmas market terror attack
AT least two people have been killed and 11 others injured in a shooting in a terrorist attack in the eastern French city...
May faces brutal Commons showdown as Labour and SNP wrangle over no-confidence vote
EMBATTLED Theresa May faces a brutal Commons showdown today as Labour and the SNP engaged in bitter wrangling over when to call a...
May brushes aside rumours of Tory leadership challenge as rebels ‘struggling’ to get the numbers
THERESA May has brushed aside speculation of an impending Conservative Party vote of no-confidence in her as Prime Minister, insisting she is focusing...
Relationship between Tory Government and Commons Speaker takes another hit
THE UK Government’s relationship with the Commons Speaker has taken another blow after John Bercow mocked the Chancellor in front of MPs and...
Missing woman dies after collapsing in hospital
Police have confirmed that a woman who was reported missing has died at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17290701.missing-woman-dies-after-collapsing-in-edinburgh-royal-infirmary/
John McDonnell accuses SNP of wanting to avoid election for fear of losing Scottish seats to Labour
John McDonnell has brushed aside SNP calls for Labour to call a no-confidence vote in Theresa May’s Government, suggesting Nicola Sturgeon knows it...
Dennis Skinner branded a ‘thug’ after allegedly calling SNP MP a ‘piece of s***’
Labour MP Dennis Skinner has been branded a “thug" after he appeared to call an SNP MP a "piece of s***" in the...
Man accused of ‘endangering life’ of baby girl by putting her in tumble dryer and switching it on
Thomas Dunn appeared in the dock today accused of assaulting the baby to her severe injury and to the danger of her life twice in...
Poor pupils lagging behind richer classmates in literacy and numeracy
FEWER than three out of five of Scotland’s most disadvantaged pupils achieve expected standards in literacy by the time they leave primary school....
