politics
'Whose side are you on?' MP attacks government over China spy case
Tom Tugendhat accuses government of inaction over China spy case into former researcher. Source link
Digesting the key segments and changes in China documents
Both this government and its Conservative predecessor had deep worries about Chinese espionage, writes the BBC’s political editor. Source link
The real problem with Britain's asylum hotels – and the woman with a bold plan to solve it
Instead of using private contractors to provide hotel rooms to asylum seekers, could paying councils to buy more properties be the solution? Source link
Your Voice, Your Vote: Caerphilly
Join Nick Servini and a live studio audience ahead of the Caerphilly Senedd by-election. Source link
Chris Mason: SNP are the latest proof that things change quickly in politics
The SNP are not only hopeful of victory at next year’s Scottish election, but are even talking of an outright majority. Source link
How John Swinney plans to put his stamp on the SNP as election looms
There is a renewed emphasis on independence as the party meets less than a year before the Scottish election. Source link
What are National Insurance and income tax and what could change in the Budget?
Some experts think the government may break its promise not to increase income tax, NI or VAT for working people. Source link
Five ways abolishing stamp duty could change the housing market
Kemi Badenoch says a future Conservative government would scrap stamp duty, but what might the impact be? Source link
The battle for Scotland's flag: Why the right has adopted the saltire
The saltire has long been embraced by supporters of Scottish independence – but now it is being unfurled for a different cause. Source link
Would leaving the ECHR really 'stop the boats'?
The extent to which leaving the Convention would make a difference to immigration has been greatly exaggerated, argues Lord Sumption Source link