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Reform now main party on right of British politics, poll finds
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Dot Cotton actress asked for help to get assisted death, Michael Cashman says
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Bill for peers to debate assisted dying could reach nearly £2m, analysis shows
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Calls for overhaul of victims’ compensation scheme amid claims it adds to trauma
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Care leavers to get free prescriptions and dental care until they are 25
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Streeting says he wants to avoid strikes next year as doctors return to work
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Ministers ‘pretty confident’ visa details not compromised in Foreign Office hack
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Crown court backlog nears 80,000 in new record
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Crackdown on deepfake abuse part of strategy to tackle violence against women
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Government threatened with legal action by SAS association over Troubles reforms
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Westminster ‘sleepwalking into’ Scottish deindustrialisation – Stephen Flynn
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Forbes makes plea to UK Government after closure plans for ‘cornerstone’ plant
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We will not tolerate ‘covert’ interference, says minister amid China spying risk
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Government encouraged to give order to clean up ‘obscene’ illegal rubbish dump
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Westminster must ‘avoid treading on Cardiff Bay’s toes over assisted dying’
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MP calls for companies to pay tax for AI bots used to replace workers
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Police launch double manhunt as two prisoners mistakenly released from jail
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Police manhunt as second foreign prisoner mistakenly released from jail
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Police manhunt after another foreign prisoner mistakenly released from jail
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State failed Hillsborough victims and families, PM says as he brings in Bill
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‘Pause’ operation of trains without carriage crew, urges Corbyn
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Former minister calls for ban on ‘exploitative’ estate management fees
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Attack on maternity hospital must be ‘turning point’ in Sudan conflict – Dodds
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Sentencing reforms clear the Commons despite concerns over early releases
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Home Office minister defends plans to house asylum seekers on military bases
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Independent inquiry will ‘help prevent further releases in error’ – Lammy
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Government’s justice reforms aim to restore public trust in system – minister
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MPs repeat plea for Government to lift two-child benefit cap ahead of budget
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Royals want MPs to focus on ‘important issues’ not Prince Andrew, No 10 says
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