Labour drops Tories’ plan to challenge ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders
The Labour Government will not submit an objection to the International Criminal Court’s application for an arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu.
Truss asks Civil Service to probe ‘slurs’ against her in King’s Speech papers
After the Civil Service had references to Liz Truss in a briefing document removed, the ex-PM has asked for an investigation.
Ousted Labour MP Ashworth gets job as think tank chief
Jonathan Ashworth, who lost his seat to an independent candidate, has been appointed chief executive of Labour Together.
Runners and riders: Who will vie to replace Rishi Sunak as leader of the Tories?
After the Tories suffered a heavy defeat at the General Election, who could take over from Rishi Sunak as the party leader?
Starmer ‘watching cheerleading’ rather than having Friday night dinner – Sunak
The Prime Minister was asked about the row over Sir Keir Starmer’s efforts to keep Friday nights free for his family.
Five Just Stop Oil protesters who stormed West End show given community work
The Sondheim Theatre was left with an estimated bill of £60,000 after having to cancel the performance of Les Miserables, the court previously heard.
Labour unable to shake claims of left-wing ‘purge’ as ex-Tory MP joins
Labour’s election campaign continues to be overshadowed by uncertainty over Diane Abbott’s future and claims of a cull of party’s left wing.
Labour’s candidate chaos overshadows campaign as Starmer accused of purge
The Labour Party has failed to clarify Diane Abbott’s status, suspended an MP and declined to endorse a candidate.
Equality regulator probing DWP over treatment of disabled benefits claimants
The Equality and Human Rights Commission is ‘extremely worried’ about the department’s treatment of some claimants.