Politics

“Return hubs” that would see Britain send failed asylum seekers to another country have been endorsed by the UN’s refugee agency. There have been...

It would be “foolish” to stop engaging with China, the chancellor has said, as Sir Keir Starmer held his first call with Donald Trump...

Lib Dems don’t tend to listen to right-wing podcasts. But if they did, they may be heartened by some of what they hear. Take...

The health secretary is taking inspiration from Japan in his bid to change how Britons are treated by the NHS. Wes Streeting has said...

It was perhaps not quite how officials, in London at least, had envisaged the announcement of the state visit would be made. In the...

👉 Click here to listen to Electoral Dysfunction on your podcast app 👈 The two baronesses of the podcast finally lift the lid on...

It was perhaps not quite how officials, in London at least, had envisaged the announcement of the state visit would be made. In the...

Laws may need to be strengthened to crack down on the exploitation of child “influencers”, a senior Labour MP has warned. Chi Onwurah, chair...

The NHS must change its policy of allowing transgender people to be on single-sex wards aligned with their gender identity following the Supreme Court...

Public bodies have been told to look at how equality laws are implemented after the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman,...

A former Labour MP who quit the party over Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership has welcomed the landmark Supreme Court ruling on the definition of...

Hitting potholes is “all too common”, a minister has insisted amid scrutiny of the government’s claim that new road measures will save drivers £500...

The raw materials needed to keep the blast furnaces running at British Steel’s Scunthorpe plant will be delivered to the site today, the government...

The raw materials needed to keep British Steel’s Scunthorpe plant operating have been paid for, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has said – but...

Rishi Sunak’s closest parliamentary aide when he was prime minister has been charged along with 14 others with election betting offences. The 15, also...

Former minister Tulip Siddiq said there is “no evidence” she has done anything wrong after Bangladesh issued a warrant for her arrest. Ms Siddiq...

Four more people have attempted to take their own life in relation to the loan charge scandal, which has left tens of thousands of...

👉Listen to Politics at Sam and Anne’s on your podcast app👈 It’s the Monday after a dramatic weekend in the House of Commons and...

Last-minute efforts to keep British Steel operating are to be carried out today, as the plant races to secure a supply of raw materials....