Rachael Burford is Chief Political Correspondent at Evening Standard
Rachael Burford is Chief Political Correspondent at Evening Standard

Westminster council strikes ‘pioneering’ agreement with Lime that will see the e-bike rental company share real-time information on the location and number of cycles across the borough

Trump says removing the US from the defence pact is now ‘beyond reconsideration’

The Prime Minister insisted he would not change his position on Britain's involvement with the US-Israeli war against Iran despite “pressure” from Donald Trump

Donald Trump has blasted Britain for refusing to help in the ‘decapitation of Iran’ as rising oil and gas prices hit UK consumers

Karl Turner, who has repeatedly spoken out about Labour plans to restrict jury trials, had the Labour whip suspended

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has already indicated that targeted help for poorer households could be available if bills continue to rise

Shabana Mahmood insisted there ‘will be no hiding place for the predatory monsters who committed these vile crimes’ as the grooming gang inquiry published its terms of reference

A Green Party candidate standing in Havering at the local elections on May 7 suggested the attack on Jewish ambulances could have been carried out by Jewish people

Locals living next to the toxic landfill say they feel like ‘prisoners in their own home’

In a visit to Westminster job centre this week, disability minister Sir Stephen Timms met with people using the new Pathways to Work Advisers

The Mayor of London has recently been vocal about the shift to the right Labour has taken since Sir Keir Starmer became Prime Minister

The Reform UK leader also challenged Kemi Badenoch over the running of Croydon Council

Angela Rayner is poised for a significant position in the Government, according to Sir Keir Starmer, as she launches new podcast, Beyond the Bubble
Slum homes made of plywood and cardboard that posed a ‘serious risks to life’ were discovered by Harrow council

The former Conservative MP is fined £1,200 after pleading guilty to four counts of drug possession at Westminster Magistrates Court

Keir Starmer's former chief of staff had his phone, which contained messages with Lord Peter Mandelson, stolen in London in October

‘Disturbing disregard’ shown for tenants as more than 30 households in Garden Court, Richmond issued with Section 21 eviction notices

The Chancellor is investigating cuts to tariffs on food and is meeting with supermarket and banking bosses this week to ‘discuss how they can further support their customers’
Polling suggests the former Olympic champion could be the best chance the Conservatives have to defeat Labour and launch a London revival

The Prime Minister said he had told his team not to fall into a sense of ‘false comfort’

The move by Lewisham councillors Tauseef Anwar and Rudi Schmidt means more than 50 local Labour representatives have joined the Greens since Sir Keir Starmer became Prime Minister