Viewers have called for BBC presenters Fiona Bruce and Laura Kuenssberg to be investigated over their political 'impartiality.'

He's known for his unapologetic style, but ultimately, it could end up costing Lee Anderson his seat as an MP.

Leaked documents suggest an offshore trust linked to Baroness Mone received the money, which seems to have originated as profits from more than £200million in Covid-19 PPE deals.

Viewers have called for BBC presenters Fiona Bruce and Laura Kuenssberg to be investigated over their political 'impartiality.'

BBC viewers have called for Fiona Bruce to be replaced on Question Time after growing 'sick' of her allegedly impartial reporting

The pair endorsed the false claim that the UK gives £350m a week to the EU, which could instead be used to fund the NHS

Johnson u-turns on his claims after hospital’s attempt to hide behind patient confidentiality collapses thanks to work by Marcus J Ball Boris Johnson making his false claim in 2020 Tory PM Bo…

Hundreds of subpostmasters were wrongly convicted of theft in the biggest miscarriage of justice in British history, and legal eagle Rinder says boss Vennells should face court

Some viewers have called for other BBC stars, such as Fiona Bruce and Laura Kuenssberg, to be investigated for political bias after a newsreader was taken off air on Sunday

Campaigners claim victory in “chumocracy” case over former NHS Test and Trace boss and director Mike Coupe

ITV viewers are saying 'cancel' this year's series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! rather than have former UKIP leader Nigel Farage in

BBC viewers praised Victoria Derbyshire as she stepped in to replace Laura Kuenssberg on her latest titular show, with the guest host grilling defence secretary Grant Shapps

THE BBC’s Question Time is facing criticism over its panel selection as journalist Kate Andrews appeared on the programme yet again.

Exclusive: The book's author says Braverman made "no written or editorial contribution", and simply did some photocopying

New poll, conducted in the wake of revelations about Nadhim Zahawi and Boris Johnson, suggests that trust in the Government is reaching new lows

Thanks to managers at the BBC, the outgoing Kuenssberg repeated lies rather than challenging them, says former BBC journalist Patrick Howse

Jacob Rees-Mogg may have broken parliamentary rules by not disclosing £6m in loans he took out from his Cayman Islands-linked company.

The ITV drama Mr Bates vs The Post Office has led to an avalanche of new signatures on a petition on 38 Degrees to strip ex-Post Office chief of her 2019 CBE award

Minister for common sense shares rental with Philip Davies raising concerns about value for money for taxpayers

ITV is being lambasted for ‘tone-deaf’ decision to sign controversial ex-politician up for 2023 series

New poll, conducted in the wake of revelations about Nadhim Zahawi and Boris Johnson, suggests that trust in the Government is reaching new lows

‘He gets angry if the courts or parliament try to interfere ... he thinks he should not be impeded in these ways’

The Tories' bitterly deluded behaviour would be entertaining, if it weren't so tragic

Labour has described the revelation as a “lobbying scandal” as it called for a ban on MPs acting as lobbyists

Rishi Sunak's Government is 'institutionally corrupt' say voters in new poll as ministers reject measures to root out dirty money from UK

'If we had an effective electoral law leading Brexiteers would now be in jail' David Davis’ former chief of staff says Boris Johnson should be in prison.

Attorney general faces fury of Bar Council as revolt over internal market bill spreads

The pair endorsed the false claim that the UK gives £350m a week to the EU, which could instead be used to fund the NHS

‘I could not believe my ears,’ one viewer said.

The Prime Minister has at best stood by as the Russian President sought to destabilise the West – and at worst facilitated him, reports Adam Bienkov

'He was sacked twice for lying. So when he says he has never lied, he’s literally lying,' says Jo Swinson

Nearly 90 MPs continue to employ family members on the public purse.

Hunt made two claims of 27p for short journeys made in his consituency last year

The Somerset MP is against abortion even in rape cases, but profits from the sale of pills widely used in illegal abortions in Indonesia

Editor Ted Verity said newspaper, sister title Mail on Sunday and MailOnline would be brought ‘much closer together’

The Tories' bitterly deluded behaviour would be entertaining, if it weren't so tragic

The work and pensions secretary suggested that those set to lose out from the UC cut should work more hours.

TalkTV host, Julia Hartley-Brewer, has received 15,536 Ofcom complaints after she was accused of being 'unprofessional and rude' after screaming at a guest

The Bow Group is concerned that Ms Symonds may be having an influence inside Number 10, despite holding no role.

Have your say: Readers were almost unanimous in their calls to remove Baroness Mone from the House of Lords

Johnson u-turns on his claims after hospital’s attempt to hide behind patient confidentiality collapses thanks to work by Marcus J Ball Boris Johnson making his false claim in 2020 Tory PM Bo…

This is the moment Nick Ferrari challenged Health Secretary Sajid Javid over a £350 million a week Brexit promise, and things got heated.

The former Chancellor of the Exchequer replaced Liz Truss as Prime Minister on Tuesday.

Doug Barrowman insists he has committed no wrongdoing and is being prosecuted simply because of his minority shareholding in the firm which paid a disputed invoice.

The Tories' bitterly deluded behaviour would be entertaining, if it weren't so tragic

Revelation comes at same time as government freezes housing allowance, which could drive many tenants into debt

Covid and advertising shifts hurt profits, as News Group Newspapers seeks to end ongoing managed hearings