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Ex-culture secretary blasts ‘retrograde’ plan for ‘YouTube tax’ to fund BBC
Baroness Nicky Morgan said that many BBC programmes should be available for subscription instead of a levy More
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Former MI5 chief warns Burnham he can’t pit international aid against defence spending
‘My advice to the prime minister would be to say you need to think about this as a holistic issue… defence doesn’t stand alone’, says Lord Jonathan Evans More
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Nigel Farage has done more to tackle racism and the far-right than ‘almost anybody’, Robert Jenrick claims
The extraordinary claim came as Reform’s Treasury spokesperson sought to defend the party after a new undercover sting operation found councillors and candidates within Reform UK had used racist language More
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Reform tells its councillors to consider equalities – despite pledging to rip up the Equality Act
Exclusive: Nigel Farage’s party has said it will repeal the act ‘on day one’ if it wins the next election More
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Progress in fighting AIDS at risk unless UK steps up, campaigners warn
Activists call on governemnt to maintain funding for key UN agency as split emerges among donor nations about its future More
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Nick Clegg’s wife says Gibraltar is Spanish, not British
‘Women don’t think the same as their husband; we have minds of our own’, Ms González Durántez said More
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What is a ‘YouTube tax’ and how would it work?
The Independent revealed on Thursday that the government is set to unveil plans to extend the licence fee More
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£1.5m homes ‘to avoid new mansion tax’
There had been speculation that Mr Healey was weighing up cutting the threshold to £1.5m in order to raise money at the Budget More
