'All I want is a cake that's worth its weight': Macron serves slice of analogy in fish row
UK and EU leaders might not yet be able to agree on a trade deal, but one Brexit issue they can agree on is their fondness for cake metaphors.
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The deadline for applications to the government's EU Settlement Scheme will not be extended beyond the end of June, a minister has warned, as tens of thousands face having their benefits cut.
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The UK's decision to leave the EU five years ago will allow the country to "seize" its true potential when recovering from the pandemic, Boris Johnson has said.
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The government has backed a campaign calling on school children to celebrate One Britain One Nation Day this week by singing a patriotic song.
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A Labour MP who is a member of the Education Committee has accused Conservatives on the committee of fuelling "culture wars" by claiming that terminology like "white privilege" may have contributed towards a "systemic neglect" of white working-class pupils.
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The current COVID-19 restrictions in Scotland will remain in place until 19 July after a 40% increase in new cases in the last week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.
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The current COVID-19 restrictions in Scotland will remain in place until 19 July after a 40% increase in new cases in the last week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said.
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Travel firm TUI has joined a number of airlines in suing the government over its traffic light travel system, it announced on Tuesday.
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A former soldier in the Ulster Defence Regiment, the Troubles had a profound effect on Sir Jeffrey Donaldson but he rarely speaks of his family's loss.
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It is "hard to see" how the Northern Ireland Protocol can remain sustainable in its current form, the Brexit minister has told MPs.
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Sir Jeffrey Donaldson will be the next leader of the DUP - the party's third in the space of two months.
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The health secretary has insisted the government will deliver a plan for the reform of social care this year, as he refused to be drawn on whether a key meeting on the issue between him, the prime minister and the chancellor has been postponed.
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Quarantine-free travel to amber list countries for people who have been fully vaccinated is "absolutely something" the government is "working on", the health secretary has told Sky News.
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MPs and peers have warned the government that a controversial Bill which places curbs on demonstrations will restrict peaceful protest in a way that is inconsistent with human rights.
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Joining a trans-Pacific trade deal is an "exciting opportunity" for the UK to build on its "entrepreneurial spirit and free-trading history", Boris Johnson has said.
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The use of terms including "white privilege" may have contributed to the "neglect" of white working-class pupils in the education system, a Commons committee has found.
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Labour should attack the government over its record on violent crime, Dominic Cummings has said, as he continued his assault on ministers.
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Edwin Poots, the DUP leader ousted after 21 days in the job, has told Sky News he nominated a First Minister against his party's wishes to fight the Brexit Protocol.
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This year will be a "difficult" one for international travel "whatever happens" with coronavirus, the prime minister has said.
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Nicola Sturgeon has accused Andy Burnham of "generating a spat" with her over Scotland's newly-imposed Greater Manchester travel ban, as the political fallout from the decision continues.
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The prime minister has said it is "looking good" for 19 July to be the "terminus point" for England's coronavirus restrictions - but did not rule out the prospect of further lockdowns in the winter.
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The health secretary has told Sky News the government is looking at scrapping the 10-day self-isolation requirement for people who have had two jabs.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has created new roles for Sir Patrick Vallance and established new science units, in a bid to make the UK a so-called "science superpower".
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Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has said Scotland's imposition of a travel ban to the northwest of England is "unnecessary", accusing its government of "hypocrisy".
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Outdoor civil weddings will become legal in England and Wales for the first time from next month.
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Matt Hancock did not withhold key COVID data ahead of the decision to postpone the easing of restrictions in England, the justice secretary has told Sky News.
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Former Conservative MP and Commons Speaker John Bercow has said his switching of allegiance to join the Labour Party is "not personal against Boris Johnson".
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Alison, a 16-year-old from Barnsley in South Yorkshire, is among the thousands of pupils across the UK who struggled to cope with the pressures of homeschooling during lockdown - with her education suffering as a result.
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Former Conservative MP and Commons Speaker John Bercow has said he has switched allegiances to join the Labour Party.
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Sir Keir Starmer's top spin doctor has quit after Labour suffered another poor by-election result in which the party lost its deposit.
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A Tory MP faces trial accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy in 2008.
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Boris Johnson's former chief aide has described the prime minister as a "gaffe machine" who is "clueless about policy and government".
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Boris Johnson has denied his Conservative Party are neglecting southern parts of England in favour of its new northern seats as he blamed "particular circumstances" for a surprise by-election loss.
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