More in Common said Reform has largely overtaken the Conservatives.

The former PM says Labour needs a ‘fundamental reset’ and claims it is ill-equipped to deal with the AI revolution and growth.

The Advertising Standards Authority said Enough was wrong to tell women they were more likely to get raped than get cancer

The Government says policies to be read out by the King at the State Opening of Parliament are an ‘ambitious programme to break the status quo’.

The carry-over motion was backed by 279 MPs to 176, majority 103.

Lord Michael Cashman spoke with the assisted dying Bill looking set to fall.

Technology minister Ian Murray said details of all half a million members of the project were found listed for sale on the website Alibaba in China.

Ex-London Fire Brigade commissioner Lord Roe of West Wickham was confronted with ‘absolute failure of the building’ as he backs Grenfell memorial.

Siobhan Whyte, whose daughter Rhiannon was stabbed to death in October 2024, said more people would be raped and murdered.

Hannah Spencer triumphed for the Greens in the Gorton and Denton by-election in February.

The Justice Secretary was calling for the restoration of ‘swift and fair justice’ under reforms.

The new Gorton and Denton MP was called forward by Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle at the start of parliamentary business on Monday.

The proposed legislation is due to be debated in the House of Lords.

Sir Keir Starmer criticised Robert Jenrick’s announcement as ‘shameful’, as Reform’s Treasury spokesperson claimed the policy is unaffordable.

The Energy Secretary and California governor Gavin Newsom met at the Foreign Office on Monday.

Months of planning had been lost, according to the deputy chief of a professional body for election administrators.

Cabinet Office minister Chris Ward said he would come back to MPs on the question of whether it is possible to retrieve deleted messages.

She said she had spoken to the Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi on Monday.

Analysis of money claimed by peers for debating assisted dying in September shows that nearly £2m could be spent on allowances by May.

MPs, campaigners and victims of violent crime urge the Government to introduce changes to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority.