Frontbenchers defy Starmer with pledge to back ceasefire in Commons
Three Labour frontbenchers have so far defied the Labour leader to back calls for a ceasefire in Gaza in a Commons vote.
Austerity-era PM Cameron back on world stage several years on from Brexit exit
Britain’s new Foreign Secretary enters the Lords to take up the senior Cabinet role.
Rishi Sunak declines to rule out tents proposal as part of Criminal Justice Bill
The PM insisted Home Secretary Suella Braverman is focused on the public’s priorities when asked if he felt she was undermining him.
Starmer under pressure after frontbencher resigns over stance on Gaza
In his letter to Sir Keir, Imran Hussain said he was “deeply troubled” by the Labour leader’s position on the matter.
Hancock wanted to decide ‘who should live and who should die’ if NHS became overwhelmed
Lord Simon Stevens, who led NHS England, largely refused to criticise the former health secretary during his appearance before the Covid inquiry.
Dominic Cummings ‘was most empowered chief of staff Downing Street has seen’
The former chief adviser to Boris Johnson will give evidence to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry on Tuesday.
Bone behaviour left alleged complainant ‘broken shell’ as MPs vote on suspension
"The physical, emotional, psychological abuse as well as what happened later was just constantly on my mind. It was relentless to be honest.”
‘Call us’ – German minister sends apparent trading relations invitation to UK
A top German politician has indicated the EU might be open to looking again at post-Brexit relations, telling UK politicians to ‘call us’.
Shapps calls BBC language on Hamas ‘disgraceful’
The defence secretary suggested that the BBC needed to fix its “moral compass”.