Sunday 7 March, 2021
Conte will remain as a caretaker Prime Minister and will try to form a new government.
Bans on changing your gender, or teaching third-level gender-studies courses are place in Hungary.
Motorsport UK chairman David Richards points to the seven-time world champion’s charitable work and push for equality and diversity.
Lee Cain has announced his resignation despite being offered the position as the prime minister’s chief of staff.
Yoshihide Suga said he is a reformer who will help revive Japan’s Covid-ravaged economy.
Macron said he is seeking a “new path” to rebuild the country for the two remaining years of his term.
It was revealed that the UK has the highest death toll in Europe, surpassing Spain and Italy.
The Italian government has been feuding for weeks with individual regions about which activities will be allowed in the coming weeks.
The British Prime Minister was moved to intensive care earlier in the week after his condition worsened.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will “deputise where necessary” while the prime minister is in intensive care.
Restrictions will be reviewed on monthly basis.
The 22-year-old has apologised after he was blasted by the Serbian prime minster.
The British Prime Minister has been criticised over his failure to visit areas when waters were at their peak.
Sanna Marin will also become the world’s youngest sitting PM, according to Finland’s biggest newspaper.
The Social Democrats will now appoint a successor to try and form a new government.
Donald Tusk said that he would recommend that the EU’s 27 leaders accept the UK request for an extension until 31 January 2020.
John Bercow could block the attempt to allow MPs to debate on Monday because of parliamentary rules.
Peter O’Neill described the charges as a “political move”.
Judge Lord Pentland said he was satisfied with assurances from the Prime Minister that he would comply with legislation.
The US businesswoman was reportedly given over €141,000 in public money by Johnson when he was in City Hall.
Leo Varadkar, who spoke with Boris Johnson this evening, said the plans do not fully meet “the agreed objectives of the backstop”.
The prime minister’s speech to the UN General Assembly warned of technology’s capacity to control citizens.
The controversy has come as a blow to the Canadian prime minister’s re-election campaign ahead of next month’s election.
Opposition MP Sir Keir Starmer said Gove’s comments were “breathtaking”.
The Brexit Party announced that it has vetted over 600 candidates for a rumoured autumn general election.
“To our friends in Ireland, I am convinced we can do a deal without checks on Irish border and without that anti-democratic backstop.”
There is much speculation as to who is in and who is out of the front bench.
Boris Johnson is likely to become the Conservative Party leader next week.
Boris Johnson says he doesn’t believe there will be, but is prepared for it nonetheless.
Boris Johnson has been defending his Brexit plans this evening… but not discussing his private life.
Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has also thrown his hat in the ring.
All of them want Brexit but who will be the next Conservative party leader?
May officially resigned today.
The Times newspaper in the UK has put Tory MP Boris Johnson as the front-runner.
If the Social Democrats win, it will be their first time to head a government in 16 years.
The Prime Minister also said alleged gunman Tarrant will “face the full force of the law in New Zealand”.
Warning: this article contains a lot of ifs and buts.
The British Prime Minister said today has been “a long and challenging day”.
Ireland would be hit hard in the event of a no-deal Brexit; a Brexiteer has argued this should be used as leverage to get a better deal.
“It is with great sadness I have resigned from one of the best jobs in Government,” Crouch tweeted.
