Rishi Sunak will speak to the House of Commons on Wednesday.

Chancellor urged to unveil £200 billion post-Covid stimulus package

Sanctions will be imposed people or entities for human rights violations for the first time under a UK-only regime.

Magnitsky and Khashoggi killers among 49 sanctioned human rights abusers

Charlie Elphicke, the former MP for Dover, denies three counts of sexual assault

Former MP shouted ‘I’m a naughty Tory’ after assaulting woman, court told

Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled the economic support package for the sector on Sunday evening.

'We can't save everyone': Minister admits arts jobs and venues will be lost

Boris Johnson is considering whether to ban Huawei from the UK

A decision on whether to ban the Chinese firm will be announced by July 22.

Government 'considering' whether to ban Huawei products from UK

After campaigning that has intensified over the past few weeks, the Government has announced a £1.57 billion rescue package for culture, arts and heritage organisations.

£1.5 billion pledged to rescue museums, galleries and theatres 

Nigel Farage pub picture breaking quarantine

The Brexit Party leader posted a photo of himself in the pub, appearing to break quarantine rules having visited the USA for a Trump rally at the end of last month.

Anger as Nigel Farage 'flouts quarantine rules' with pub visit

Several of the UK's European neighbours were on the list, including Spain, France, Italy and Greece, but Portugal was not on the list.

'Britain has 28x more deaths': Portugal brands UK's quarantine plans 'absurd'

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has urged the public to "not blow it" this weekend when pubs reopen in England and said he hopes people "behave responsibly" amid the continuing coronavirus pandemic.

PM warns pub-going public 'don't blow it' but refuses to condemn his dad's trip

The First Minister of Wales and Scotland have both described Boris Johnson's government's handling of quarantine rules for international travellers as "shambolic".

Johnson under fire for 'utterly shambolic' handling of travel plans 

The prime minister has hinted he would not take the knee in solidarity with the movement, saying he doesn't believe in gestures.

PM: People should not be 'bullied' into taking the knee for Black Lives Matter

Boris Johnson is expected to impel people to act safely or run the risk of the Government “putting on the brakes”.

Johnson to warn the public ‘not to overdo it’ when pubs reopen in England

The 79-year-old said he was visiting the country on ‘essential business trying to Covid-proof my property in view of the upcoming letting season’.

PM’s father Stanley Johnson criticised for Greece trip amid pandemic

010720 Johnson grants citizens' rights to Hong Kongers

A new law in the former British colony makes activities deemed subversive or secessionist punishable by imprisonment.

Johnson pledges to give Hong Kong citizens UK rights after China’s ‘breach’

The national security law targets secession, subversion, terrorism and colluding with foreign forces with punishments up to life in prison.

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