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Housing and planning minister Alex Norris told Sky’s Wilfred Frost on Breakfast that communities “need to share the benefits” of the government’s
Speaking to Sky News, Science, Innovation and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle said the technology was “win-win” as it will save the taxpayer
Daniel Day, 29, of Palmerston Road, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, has been charged with intentionally or recklessly causing a public nuisance and trespassing on
Consulting bodies like Sports England, the Theatres Trust and the Garden History Society will no longer be required for those looking to
The total bill for working-age health benefits has surged since the pandemic, rising from £36bn just before COVID to £48bn last year,
The party announced on Friday that they had reported Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe to police following allegations of bullying made by
Reducing the cost of the welfare state has been a long-term goal for successive governments, with the Conservatives also looking to cut
The party announced on Friday that they had reported Great Yarmouth MP Rupert Lowe to police following allegations of bullying made by

UK has no plans for conscription – but future decisions will respond to ‘new reality’, says minister
In an interview with Trevor Phillips, Latvian President Edgars Rinkeviks has urged European countries to follow his country’s lead and “absolutely” introduce
The barefoot man spent most of the day on a ledge several metres up the Elizabeth Tower holding a Palestinian flag at
The barefoot man spent most of the day on a ledge several metres up the Elizabeth Tower holding a Palestinian flag at
Cabinet Office minister Pat McFadden, who is appearing on Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips, said “the state is not match-fit to rise
Mr Farage revealed accusations of bullying by Mr Lowe and accused him of falling out with all his fellow Reform UK MPs,
The barefoot man has been spoken to by emergency services and negotiators a number of times during the day but he remains
Reform reported the Great Yarmouth MP to police after the party said it had received evidence of “serious bullying” and “derogatory” remarks