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Tributes paid to Ann Widdecombe after her death aged 78

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Ann Widdecombe, former Tory MP and Reform UK member, dies aged 78

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In Pictures: Commons stalwart Ann Widdecombe became unlikely dancefloor queen

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In Pictures: David Hockney, the pop artist whose work endured down the decades

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Lenny Henry says TV industry ‘still struggling’ to do black hair and make up

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Stella Rimington: The spy who brought MI5 out of the shadows

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Former Conservative Party deputy leader Michael Ancram dies aged 79

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Michael Ancram: The genial Tory known as ‘the emollient earl’

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Minister accused of ‘grossly misleading’ Parliament over Israel arms exports

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Sunak should stay on as Tory leader until autumn, says Andrew Mitchell

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UK’s first ever memorial to LGBT armed forces personnel to be created

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Tory Big Beast Ken Clarke savages Rishi Sunak’s flagship Rwanda Bill

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Rishi Sunak suffers heaviest defeats yet as peers square up over Rwanda Bill

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Architect of water privatisation defends decision amid Thames Water turmoil

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Alan Cumming hopes his involvement will broaden A Strange Loop audiences

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Nigel Farage suggests more than 10 Tory MPs could be willing to join new party

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In Pictures: Serial poll winner’s campaigning skills undone by Covid missteps

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Jeremy Paxman’s best moments on University Challenge

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Sir John Major warns against ‘excessive zeal’ to be tough on crime

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Too many offenders are being jailed, former Tory PM Sir John Major says

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Sunak focuses on Brexit benefits after ‘secret’ summit on fixing EU departure

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What next for Liz Truss as she fights for political survival?

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As she battles economic turmoil and an unruly party, what next for Liz Truss?

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In Pictures: Rise and fall of formidable campaigner Boris Johnson

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PM tells Tory plotters: Stop focusing on things I’m meant to have stuffed up

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By-election defeats pile pressure on Boris Johnson’s leadership

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Boris Johnson vows to push on as voters ‘beat me up’ in by-elections

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Boris Johnson told to quit by Tory grandee after double by-election defeat

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Firm admits health and safety breaches after boy, seven, dies on building site

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