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Having seen the previous Conservative government’s Rwanda scheme run into trouble with the courts, the Labour administration’s alternative suffered its own setback
Maurice Glasman, who was the only Labour figure to attend Donald Trump’s inauguration, said he was shown “photos of Peter Mandelson blowing
It comes after the man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, won his High Court bid to have the removal temporarily
The parliamentary standards commissioner is investigating James McMurdock, who was elected as a Reform MP last year but suspended himself after allegations
MPs on the Scottish Affairs Committee have said funding for The Thistle in Glasgow should not come at the expense of other
Maria Caulfield, who served as the MP for Lewes for nearly a decade, as well as a government minister, is the 13th
Attracting investment from tech giants to build the massive data centres needed to train the AI models at the heart of the
Are some Labour skeletons about to come crashing out of the closet? Keir Starmer needs state visit week to go perfectly, but
The pension is determined by the triple lock, which means it will rise every year by whichever is highest: inflation in September,
Speaker Lindsay Hoyle has agreed to allot three hours for questions about what the government, and particular the prime minister, knew and
The Victims, Witnesses and Justice Reform (Scotland) Bill faces its final vote at the Scottish parliament, with a lengthy session of more
The Public Office (Accountability) Bill, known more commonly as “Hillsborough Law”, will be tabled on Tuesday, after a nearly decade-long fight to
“I hope I survive in my next job for at least half that period”, the Financial Times reported him as saying –
“I hope I survive in my next job for at least half that period”, the Financial Times reported him as saying –
The prime minister was forced to sack Lord Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to the US last Thursday after details of the