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Six new Tory peers are ‘brave, true radicals’, Kemi Badenoch claims

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Art gallery invites public to add their own work to the walls

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Minister says Rwanda flights will start ‘within weeks’ despite no airline named

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Tory MP’s trans row retweet no longer logged as a ‘hate incident’

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‘Bad nerves’ not a reason to be on benefits, says former minister

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Home Office minister says police could have acted to prevent Big Ben projection

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Police wrong to log ‘transphobia’ row retweet as hate incident, minister says

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Police 'wrong' over non-crime hate case against Tory Rachel Maclean

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Michael Gove warns ‘deep-pocketed’ opponents will challenge leasehold reforms

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‘No cash or money’ offered to Tory deputy chairman to defect, says Reform

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Comment: 'we need a housing minister to last years, not days'

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Move to end exclusion of tenants on benefits or with children

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Ex-PM Cameron returns to government as Sunak sacks Braverman

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Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet reshuffle: Key statistics and benchmarks

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Revolving door of housing ministers 'an insult to renters'

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Fifteenth housing minister since 2010 ousted in latest reshuffle

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Government accused of ‘kicking can down road’ on plans to ban no-fault evictions

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The King’s Speech: What is it and what will be in it?

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No-fault evictions ban due before MPs with Labour warning delay has heavy price

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‘Renters aren’t (all) bad people, so when will we treat them better?’

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Lib Dems defy leadership to vote for housing target

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Sunak says armed police need ‘clarity’ over powers after murder charge

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Neighbours could vouch for people without ID at elections, senior Tory suggests

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Boris Johnson calls on Government to accelerate levelling-up measures

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Government will not know how many are put off by voter ID requirement, says MP

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Scrapping housing targets will cost renters £200 a year, says Labour

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I’ll be bolder than Tony Blair on public service reform, pledges Keir Starmer

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Campaigners seeking more protection for tenants deliver petition to Downing St

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Campaigners march to Downing Street to demand protection for renters

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