Footage captured from Heathrow Airport showed the moment he was escorted on to a plane on Tuesday night. The government says he

The number of operations between October 2024 and September 2025 is a 51% increase on the year before, amid concerns about how

Writing in The Guardian, the chancellor argued the “foundations of Britain’s economy remain strong” – and rejected claims the country is in

A report by the International Development Committee found the decision in February to reduce aid to 0.3% of gross national income (GNI)

The government will launch a six-week consultation over plans to expand right-to-work checks to include more employers – including in the so-called

Peers inflicted defeats on zero-hours contracts, unfair dismissal claims from day one, industrial action ballot thresholds and union members paying a political

It is the first time the Labour peer has been seen in the UK since he was fired as the ambassador to

She called the former Labour leader Neil Kinnock a “dear friend” and, along with her actor husband Timothy West, was a prominent

Former circular economy minister Lorna Slater accused ex-Scottish secretary Lord Alister Jack of acting in “bad faith” when he refused to grant

It comes as Sky News has obtained an internal definition of “working people” used by the Treasury. Officials have been tasked with

The agreement for new Eurofighter Typhoon warplanes deepens ties between the two NATO allies and boosts Turkish air defences. Prime Minister Sir

On 26 November, the chancellor will set out her plan to address the UK’s growing economic hole as the country deals with

About 900 men will be temporarily based at Cameron Barracks in Inverness, and Crowborough Training Camp in East Sussex. A Home Office

The deputy prime minister and justice secretary told MPs he was “livid” on behalf of Hadush Kebatu’s victims and he would be

Matthew Collins, the deputy national security adviser, also told a parliamentary hearing on Monday that he had been “disappointed” at the decision