Gillian Keegan says £34m revamp of DfE headquarters had ‘nothing to do with me’
The Education Secretary distanced herself from any involvement in the decision-making process surrounding the refurbishment project.
Tories receive £5 million election war-chest boost from health entrepreneur
It is the second £5 million sum to be given to the Conservative Party by an individual this year.
Labour demands to see advice Rishi Sunak given about schools concrete crisis
"It’s scandalous that parents are still in the dark about the dangers posed to their children at school because of Rishi Sunak’s reckless decision to slash budgets"
‘Refugees being driven to homelessness by shorter eviction notice periods’
The Refugee Council and other charities have written to Home Secretary Suella Braverman and Housing Secretary Michael Gove.
Laughing gas to be banned by end of 2023 – with users facing two years in prison
Secondary legislation has been brought forward on Tuesday which will control nitrous oxide as a class C substance under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.
Nearly a quarter of adults ‘could not afford an unexpected bill of £200’
Some 28% of adults said the rise in the cost of living has made them feel financially insecure, according to Christians Against Poverty.
Starmer’s controversial appointment: Liz Kendall as Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary
Kendall's history of supporting benefit cuts and welfare reforms stands in stark contrast to the party's traditional values.
Ken Loach describes himself as a ‘target’ for pressure groups
The director said he trusts the BBC to treat the ‘offensive email appropriately’.
William and Kate to travel to France for men’s Rugby World Cup
The prince and princess will watch England and Wales compete in the Rugby World Cup this weekend.