Sophie Wingate
Starmer vows to end ‘system failing our kids’ ahead of expected social media ban
Diane Abbott has Labour whip restored
The veteran MP was suspended in April 2023 over comments she made on racism.
PM spoke to Boris Johnson about 'risk' Keir Starmer poses to UK
The PM’s relationship with Boris Johnson has been tense since his resignation as chancellor in July 2022
Rishi Sunak ‘disappointed’ Bill to ban smoking shelved before election
Door open for Boris Johnson to campaign for Tories, Rishi Sunak signals
Nigel Farage focuses on Donald Trump instead of standing in election
The arch Brexiteer said he would help Reform UK in the campaign but not ‘go any further than that’.
Sunak admits election announcement ‘was a bit wet’ and he now has an umbrella
Sunak gambles on summer election – why is he going earlier than many expected?
Sunak gambles on summer election – why is he going earlier than many expected?
Rishi Sunak expected to call July general election
Sunak told to ‘get on with it’ and call election
Downing Street declined to quell speculation that the Prime Minister could announce a polling day or a reshuffle.
PM repeats election will be in second half of the year
Rishi Sunak was challenged over rumours that he could imminently fire the starting gun on an election campaign.
Police told to 'arrest fewer people' because prisons are too full
Police chiefs have reportedly been told to consider halting ‘non-priority arrests’ until there is capacity in jails
Tory MP Craig Mackinlay tells of losing hands and feet to sepsis
The South Thanet MP wants to be known as the first ‘bionic MP’ after being fitted with prosthetic limbs.
Cameron travels to Albania to bolster partnership on tackling illegal migration
Wylfa in Wales chosen as Government’s top site for major nuclear plant
No 10 behaving as if Rishi Sunak is ‘as popular as two years ago’, says minister
David Lammy’s speech disrupted by pro-Gaza and climate protesters
‘Day of shame’: Sunak and NHS apologise to blood scandal victims
Prime Minister promises ‘comprehensive compensation’ following ‘terrible injustice’ spanning decades
Government’s slow work on redress 'perpetuated harm to blood victims'
Infected Blood Inquiry chairman Sir Brian Langstaff criticised a litany of failures by successive governments in responding to the scandal.
