The 5 best FPL tips for Gameweek 35

[ Following hot on the heels of a points-packed double gameweek for (some) Fantasy Premier League managers comes another bumper schedule, albeit for only two clubs. Chelsea, humiliated 5-0 by Arsenal in their last fixture, and Tottenham Hotspur, thrashed 4-0 by Newcastle in theirs, are the pair in question with each playing twice in Gameweek … Read more

Renters’ Reform Bill passes but with no timeline for ending ‘no fault’ evictions

[ The Renters’ Reform Bill has passed in the House of Commons, but will include an indefinite delay to ministers’ promises to end “no-fault” evictions. MPs voted in favour of the legislation on Wednesday, including a new amendment from the Government which would postpone a ban on “no fault” Section 21 evictions until a review … Read more

Sign up for ID for May local elections or risk damage to democracy, voters told

[ New voter ID rules will have their first big test at next week’s local elections and campaigners say it could mean mass disenfranchisement, with more than a fifth of the electorate unaware. Meanwhile Labour insiders are fretting that the changes will mean the difference between electoral success and failure in London. The ignorance among … Read more

Rwanda Bill set to become law after protracted stand-off with Lords

[ The Government’s Rwanda Bill will become law after the House of Lords abandoned a final amendment in a late night debate. Peers ended their protracted stand-off over Rishi Sunak’s flagship deportation plan just after midnight, after months of wrangling over the controversial policy. Home Secretary James Cleverly described the bill’s passing as a “landmark … Read more

Rwanda Bill passes after protracted stand-off with Lords

[ The Government’s Rwanda Bill will become law after the House of Lords abandoned a final amendment in a late night debate. Peers ended their protracted stand-off over Rishi Sunak’s flagship deportation plan just after midnight, after months of wrangling over the controversial policy. The House of Lords had been engaged in an extended tussle … Read more

No surprise if Met Police has antisemitism problem, says senior officer

[ It is no surprise if the Metropolitan Police force has an antisemitism problem, the president of the National Black Police Association (NBPA) has told i. The Met is at the centre of a new row over its handling of Israel-Palestine protests after an officer was filmed describing an antisemitism campaigner as “openly Jewish”. The … Read more

Rishi Sunak ‘set us back’ on reaching net zero, head of climate watchdog says

[ The outgoing head of the Government’s climate watchdog has launched a stinging attack on Rishi Sunak, accusing him of setting the UK back on reaching net zero. Chris Stark is due to step down as chief executive of the Climate Change Committee, the independent body set up in 2008, at the end of April. … Read more

‘Homeless’ squatters won’t leave £13m Gordon Ramsay pub despite High Court order

[ Squatters have vowed to remain inside a £13m Gordon Ramsay pub despite being order to leave by the High Court. The group shut themselves in the York & Albany near Regent’s Park, north London, last week. Lawyers for Gordon Ramsay Holdings International Limited (GRHI) secured a High Court order for the possession of the … Read more