Mr Johnson said it was ‘plain as a pikestaff’ that Mr Hammond was undermining the UK in negotiations with Brussels and making it harder for Britain to get a new deal with the EU. Via: Prime Minister accuses Philip Hammond and co of 'gravely damaging' Britain's national interest
The list, compiled by Johnson loyalists, reveals 17 potential rebels, including ex-Chancellor Philip Hammond, veteran Europhile Ken Clarke (pictured) and Brexit critic Dominic Grieve. Via: The 17 Tories who could bring down the PM
• Victory in Geoffrey Freer Stakes rekindles expectations• Trainer says Doncaster classic is now ‘logical next step’Martyn Meade can dream once more of a first Classic success, having got Technician back on track with a surprise victory in the Geoffrey Freer. The 71-year-old trainer has tackled the 2,000 Guineas and Read more
Chino, subtle print, tailored… and extra short. There’s a cut for every occasion this summer, from the beach to the office. All you have to do is a bit of legwork Continue reading… Via: The edit… Men's shorts
Ten held as forensic teams continue search of site in Berkshire where officer was dragged to his deathDetectives were granted an extra 36 hours on Saturday to question 10 suspects arrested on suspicion of murdering a newlywed policeman who died after being “dragged for a distance” by a van after Read more
Six-year-old not seen since falling into River Stour on Saturday afternoonThe search for a missing six-year-old boy who fell into a river in Kent will continue on Sunday morning, emergency services said.Kent police said officers were called to Richborough Road in Sandwich over concern for the welfare of a child Read more
‘You have used the language of fascism and authoritarianism,’ cross-party group says to PM Via: 'Our country is on the brink': More than 100 MPs ask Boris Johnson to recall parliament
The Dubai-based firm handles some of the most sensitive personal data held by dozens of governments around the world, including the bulk of UK visa applications – but it remains largely unknown Via: VFS: Who is the company subcontracted by the Home Office to process visa applications?
One couple paid £450 for a priority service to visit the UK to see the Cricket World Cup – but the documents arrived three days after their flight Via: Missed flights, 'aggressive' sales and long delays: The reality of Britain's expensive visa extras
Exclusive: UK government made £438.1m in the last year alone after outsourcing operations to a Dubai-based firm that has been deluged with complaints Via: How Home Office makes millions a week from outsourcing visas to Dubai-based firm accused of exploitation