Coronavirus: report scathing on UK government’s handling of data | World news
Ministers must learn from government failures in handling and sharing data if they are to build the necessary long-term public…
How Covid spread through Westminster’s corridors of power – timeline | World news
10 March 2020 The health minister Nadine Dorries says she has tested positive for Covid, prompting concerns over the virus…
‘No 10 was a plague pit’: how Covid brought Westminster to its knees | Politics
Westminster is an infectious place. A tiny germ of controversy or rebellion can spread across parliament, through Whitehall and into…
UK Covid live news: Wales to begin easing restrictions from Saturday | World news
5.00am EST 05:00 The government in England is doing nothing to prevent the preexisting crisis in social care from becoming…
Sunak defends budget plans and insists 1% rise for NHS staff is fair | Politics
Rishi Sunak has rejected criticism that his budget plans to repair the government’s finances after Covid-19 were unrealistic, and insisted…
UK politics live: Starmer demands ‘proper pay rise’ for NHS as he launches Labour’s campaign for May elections | Politics
Good morning. What one might call “normal politics” has been relatively marginalised in the last year because of the pandemic.…
Steve Bell on the government’s £22bn test-and-trace programme — cartoon
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UK Covid live news: minister rejects MPs’ claim that test and trace not worth £22bn already spent on it | Politics
Good morning. The Commons public accounts committee has published a report on the government’s NHS test and trace (which, of…
Raab summons EU official as anger grows over UK vaccine export claims | Society
Dominic Raab has summoned the EU’s UK representative amid government fury over claims by the president of the European council…
UK Covid live news: Whitty tells MPs situation could ‘turn bad very fast’ if lockdown easing rushed | Politics
Good morning. The coronavirus news agenda is likely to be dominated this morning by the Commons science committee, which is…