Wes Streeting said the change is being made in recognition of the difficulties young people face if they have grown up in care.

It comes as the British Medical Association said it is ‘keen to engage’ with the Health Secretary, but called for ‘less name-calling’ in 2026.

Business minister Sir Chris Bryant refused to say whether a Chinese-linked group was responsible for the cyber attack.

The announcement comes after the jailing of former Reform UK leader in Wales Nathan Gill for taking bribes to make pro-Russian statements.

Yvette Cooper says the Foreign Office had summoned China’s top diplomatic representative to the UK to express unhappiness over the guilty verdict

The ruling said the Ministry of Justice had breached Sahayb Abu’s human rights by not allowing him to mix with other prisoners.

Former Brexit secretary Sir David Davis says lawyers for the SAS Regimental Association have written to Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn.

An MP said the danger has intensified as heavy rain is carrying part of the 12-metre high waste dump towards the River Cherwell.

Neil Duncan-Jordan (Poole) says measure could shore up employment and protect Treasury revenues.

It comes after migrant Hadush Kebatu was wrongly released from HMP Chelmsford on October 24.

Algerian Brahim Kaddour-Cherif, 24, was accidentally freed from HMP Wandsworth last week but police were only told on Tuesday.

The Algerian man was accidentally freed from HMP Wandsworth on October 29, police said.

The Prime Minister says victims were failed to an ‘almost inhuman level’ as he introduces a law that will force a duty of candour after disasters.

Reforms include further prison time for criminals who refused to turn up to their sentencing, and restricting parental rights for rapists.

Work and pensions minister Andrew Western says Government are considering a number of ‘levers’ to bring child poverty down.

Robert Jenrick had asked why Baron Richard Hermer had not provided evidence to stop the case collapsing.

The former deputy prime minister says she is taking responsibility for a ‘mistake’ she made over unpaid stamp duty.

Home Office minister Dan Jarvis said the Prime Minister and other ministers were powerless to stop the Crown Prosecution Service shelving the case.

MPs have paid tribute to former Liberal Democrat leader Baron Campbell of Pittenweem

Jen Craft says she fears people with learning disabilities or autism could be in limbo as they wait for community support to be provided.