Backbenchers told Liz Kendall that the scheme will not stop illegal migration.

Jack Lopresti, former Tory deputy chairman, has been serving with the Ukrainian army since January.

Andrew Boff claimed the gender identity session featuring former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies was ‘one sided’ and said it was ‘not a debate’.

Shadow environment secretary Victoria Atkins pledged to scrap the ‘family farm tax’ at the Conservative party conference in Manchester.

Polling expert Sir John Curtice said the coalition of voters Boris Johnson assembled in 2019 had all but broken up.

Events in Manchester and London will take place amid Sir Keir Starmer saying organisers and attendees should ‘respect the grief of British Jews’.

Shadow attorney general Baron Wolfson of Tredegar KC tells Tory leader ECHR restricts Government policy but warns withdrawal is not a ‘panacea’.

The Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said pro-Palestine demonstrations in Manchester and London could ‘stoke tension and cause further pain’.

Zack Polanski will also insist that migrants and refugees ‘are part of what makes Britain great’.

Former Wrexham MP Sarah Atherton has joined Nigel Farage’s party and hopes to stand in the Welsh Parliament elections.

Government says it has told Israel it expects the situation to be resolved peacefully and in line with international law

The Prime Minister said he was concerned that people on benefits in their 20s could end up in a life of welfare dependence.

The Chancellor told broadcasters only one full forecast should be done a year as Government aims to only change fiscal policies once annually.

Business Secretary Peter Kyle said the Employment Rights Bill has improvements on zero-hours contracts, unfair dismissal and access to sick pay.

Shabana Mahmood was accused of ‘tinkering around the edges’ over potential reform of the European Convention on Human Rights.

The Charity Commission was told to review its handling of cases, risk assessment guidance and communication.

Around 185,000 children were given up by unmarried mothers between 1949 and 1976 who had been ‘railroaded’ into the decision

The Labour MP said the definition of terrorism risks being ‘diluted’ if arrests continue.

The Reform leader says legislation would need to be passed ‘as quickly as humanely possible’ and arrivals would stop two weeks afterwards.