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

Sir Keir Starmer accused Richard Tice and his party of trying to ‘whip up fear and division’ after disorder in north Belfast

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

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer leads a meeting of the Cobra emergency committee to consider the looming economic impact of the Middle East crisis

The US President shared the video where Sir Keir is portrayed telling David Lammy ‘I just hate conflict so much’ on his Truth Social platform

Up to 21,000 homes are lined up for Enfield, while a riverside site in Greenwich will see some 15,000 new flats alongside the Docklands Light Railway extension

The ex-Prime Minister has thrown her backing behind the Leconfield, an exclusive invitation-only facility in Mayfair that has been delayed again

Almost 60,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats since Martin Hewitt was appointed

Chemists and health professionals will allow Londoners to submit ‘substances of concern’ for free testing before they are taken

The Prime Minister sought to reassure millions of households amid a new warning that energy bills could rise by more than £300
Sir Sadiq Khan was among worshippers at a Ramadan event in Trafalgar Square, which Tory shadow minister Nick Timothy as an ‘act of domination and division’
Some 20,000 homes, two new schools, hotels, a care home, shops, pubs, bars, parks, offices and student accommodation, were officially signed off as part of the project
The Prime Minister called for Kemi Badenoch to fire her shadow justice secretary Nick Timothy after he made the comments about an event attended by Sir Sadiq Khan in Trafalgar Square

The Russian oligarch, who is subject to UK sanctions, was given a March 17 deadline to hand over the money

The Green Party leader unveiled his plan to end ‘rip-off Britain’ during a speech in Wood Green

Illegal substances were allegedly found at the home of Crispin Blunt, the ex Tory MP for Reigate in Surrey

Households living under Kensington and Chelsea council who pay their bills by direct debit are being asked to stump up between £274 and £1,095 in one go

Reform’s Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick said the public could enter the contest on a website where the party has set out its plans to cut fuel payments
Tower Hamlets council is also proposing a multi-million-pound major redevelopment of Whitechapel leisure centre
Motorists hit with steepest fuel price increases since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Sir Keir Starmer announced £53 million in support for ‘those households that are most exposed’ to rising heating oil prices on Monday
Ruth Phillips has been serving up food at Cockney’s in Portobello Road for over 30 years