David Davis
Fewer than one in six subpostmasters have had quashed convictions confirmed
Shadow business minister Jerome Mayhew accused the Government of ‘exacerbating’ the trauma of the victims of the Post Office Horizon IT scandal.
Davis calls for Holyrood to have tougher powers to investigate Salmond case
The veteran Tory has previously used parliamentary privilege to raise concerns about the investigation into the former first minister.
MPs call for inquiry into role of CPS in Assange case
The Australian-born journalist is being held in Belmarsh prison in London as he fights being extradited to the United States.
Senior Tories criticise plans to let police search properties without a warrant
Conservative former cabinet minister Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg warned against watering down ‘ancient liberties’.
Policing minister urges forces to double use of facial recognition software
It comes despite a cross-party group of MPs and peers calling for the use of live facial recognition technology to stop immediately.
Council says Home Office contractors told of Legionella on day of barge transfer
Dorset Council has said a Home Office official was told about the preliminary results on Tuesday.
509 people crossed the Channel on day six died in boat sinking
The latest Home Office figures take the total for the past three days alone to more than 1,600 amid improved weather conditions.
Nigel Farage plans ‘powerful lobby group’ to oppose de-banking
The former Ukip leader has launched a website to tackle de-banking after Coutts closed his account.
Sunak urged to call snap election as Johnson ally predicts return for former PM
The call by rival party leaders comes after three Conservative MPs quit, including Boris Johnson, in 24 hours.
Alex Kane: Boris is an embarrassment, but he'll try to cling on
It was hard not to feel sorry for Boris Johnson during Wednesday’s Prime Minister’s Question Time.