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Penny Mordaunt drops first mention of ‘frottage’ in Hansard history
One wonders if the speech-writer for the Leader of the House of Commons has just won some sort of bet
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Duelling party leaders lurch from Shakespeare to Straight Outta Compton
House of Commons becomes the site of tragedy as Starmer reaches for theatrical metaphors and Banquo Sunak returns to haunt the feast
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The Kate saga exposes the madness of the modern West
Absurd conspiracy theories about the Princess of Wales have poured out of the gutter of social media
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Even Storm George is subdued by Pastor Gove’s Lurpak act
Master of the Commons turns on the charm in extremism debate
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Note to Sir Keir Starmer: when you’re in a hole, stop digging
An easy win during PMQs for Rishi Sunak as Leader of the Opposition decides past party leaders are fair game
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The Tories have one shot at fixing our housing crisis
By ending the leasehold rip off, the party could help beleaguered tenants – and woo younger voters
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Storm Penny sends Labour running for cover
Mordaunt takes no prisoners in wake of Commons’ Gaza vote debacle
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Labour’s dark arts blow up in Sir Lindsay’s face
There were no winners in the Commons on Wednesday – only losers, most notably the Speaker and his political career
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Labour has confirmed that it’s now the stupid party
It may be seeking to distance itself from the idea of citizens’ assemblies. It’s revealing all the same
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Britain used to be a polite and decent country. No more
We’ve surrendered public spaces to the sorts of people who think it’s acceptable to play loud music on trains
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Labour recycles outrage at PM’s trans comments – as green pledge heads to landfill
Lucy Powell’s efforts to distract from policy’s demise only leave a bad taste in the mouth
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Witless and insensitive, but at least Sunak wasn’t using the death of a child for political gain
Prime Minister blunders into Starmer's trap in crass exchange at PMQs
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It’s the monarchy’s humanity that gives it such power
It matters that, at the heart of our system, there is a man enduring what millions of his subjects will also face
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Swing and a miss for Rayner and Reeves at Labour’s latest canapé offensive
Opposition leaders step up to bat with cricket-related gags at the Oval that were as bad as they sound
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Don’t cry for me sainted Nicola – the Covid messiah comes clean
The truth is former first minister didn’t delete WhatsApps - they weren’t retained
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One by one, the lockdown myths are crumbling
Even the shutdown’s most fervent supporters cannot hide from the impact of that calamitous policy
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