Government pledges another £350 million for affordable homes
The Government has pledged to build 1.5 million homes over the course of the Parliament. Ministers have pledged another £350 million to help build affordable and social rent homes, as Angela Rayner ...
King ‘to host political leaders at Windsor Castle’
Charles is believed to have invited Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and leaders of the devolved nations to Windsor Castle.
Embattled Rachel Reeves gets Budget boost with growth forecast - but Trump tariffs will damage UK economy
The National Institute of Economic and Social Research said GDP growth was likely to be 0.2 percentage points lower in the ...
Le Snub! Keir Starmer risks angering France's Emmanuel Macron by siding with US in refusing to sign global AI agreement at Paris summit (and after PM spurned an invite)
Britain and the US have not put their names to the AI Action Summit declaration following two days of talks in the French ...
Watch: Sue Gray takes seat in House of Lords
Partygate’ investigator, who was ousted from her Downing Street role after losing a power struggle, joins peers in the upper ...
AI communique did not reflect UK’s stance on ‘opportunity and security’ – No10
Britain declined to back the joint communique because it had concerns about the ‘practical clarity’ of global governance ...
Keir Starmer and Donald Trump snub EU by rejecting 'woke' deal
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and US President Donald Trump appear to have snubbed a global agreement on artificial ...
Keir Starmer backs deportation of Albanian migrant allowed to stay in Britain because his son 'doesn't like foreign chicken nuggets'
The Prime Minister responded to a backlash after it emerged an Albanian criminal is allowed to remain in Britain in part ...
Labour Party's mask has slipped — and it could be Keir Starmer's Achilles heel
The anti-semitism scandals of the Corbyn era plunged the party into an era of utter turmoil. Frank Field resigned the Labour ...
Bank of England chief cautions over cutting regulation post-financial crisis
Andrew Bailey insisted there was ‘no-trade off between economic growth and financial stability’ in a speech delivered in London on Tuesday.
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New Labour health minister believes people should be allowed to self-identify as a llama
The government has announced Ashley Dalton as Labour's new health minister, replacing sacked MP Andrew Gwynne after offensive ...
Labour ploughs £400m into migrant deportation flights drive as it seeks to fend off Farage’s Reform
Exclusive: Labour is seeking a supplier for up to £392 million to handle its deportation flights drive, which critics have ...