Parliamentarians from 16 countries, ranging from the UK and Canada to Zambia and Paraguay, have written to their prime ministers and presidents

Home Office minister Mike Tapp debated alongside shadow justice minister Dr Kieran Mullan, the Liberal Democrats’ home affairs spokesperson Lisa Smart, and

The official tally from the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) on Wednesday night put Ms Phillipson, the education secretary, ahead with 116 nominations.

The first came in the answer to Tavinder, who probed: “I just want to know, does legal immigration benefit the UK and

The education secretary is followed by former Commons Leader Lucy Powell who has 77 votes – just shy of the 80 required

Lord Mandelson, the UK ambassador to the US, faced questions on Tuesday after it emerged he had referred to Epstein as his

In a statement posted on social media, the MP for Birkenhead said it was “clear that momentum has shifted” and she wasn’t

Sir Keir started Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) by saying “however difficult, the UK must not walk away from a diplomatic solution” to

A message from the UK ambassador to Washington featured in a “birthday book” for Epstein for his 50th birthday in 2003 –

Home Office minister Mike Tapp, Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf, shadow justice minister Kieran Mullan and Liberal Democrat MP Lisa Smart will take

Private concerns around the public finance black hole in Whitehall dominates the chatter, as Chancellor Rachel Reeves aims to plug the £20bn-£40bn

By the time she rose to address the Trades Union Congress (TUC) conference at 3.30pm, she was one of no fewer than

The ex-Liberal Democrat leader, who was David Cameron’s second-in-command during the coalition of 2010-2015, said the country was suffering from a sense

It overtook the economy as the number one issue facing the country in YouGov’s latest poll in May, even before the summer

Those who air fears about the flows of foreign-born people into the UK are dismissed as bigots (most famously by Gordon Brown).