Details of allegations against Sir Philip Green are set to be revealed after his legal action against The Daily Telegraph was formally brought to an end at the High Court.
An MSP has accused Labour of providing music tuition “for the few, not the many” after a council controlled by the party became Scotland’s first to propose scrapping the service for most pupils.
A former personal assistant of JK Rowling who is accused of fraudulently using the author’s credit card saw her employment as almost a “blank cheque” for her benefit, a court has heard.
Drinkers will benefit from cheaper and better liquor under a no-deal Brexit, Tory former Cabinet minister Lord Tebbit has suggested to jeers in the Lords.
A mother-of-two injured in a car crash involving the Duke of Edinburgh has said she has received a message from the Queen - but is “surprised” Philip has not tried to contact her personally.
The Brexit process should be delayed for a year to allow for the creation of a network of UK-wide “citizens assemblies” to help resolve the impasse, former prime minister Gordon Brown has told a public meeting in Edinburgh.