Shouts of ‘shame’ in the Commons as Starmer defends winter fuel payment cut
People in England and Wales not in receipt of pension credit or other means-tested benefits will lose out under the policy.
UK to suspend some arms export licences to Israel
The Foreign Secretary said he was certain that UK arms exports to Israel could be used to breach international humanitarian law.
Sir Keir Starmer warned ‘honeymoon’ already over during first PMQs
The Prime Minister had claimed the Government inherited crisis and failure ‘absolutely everywhere’ from the Conservatives.
Farage gloriously heckled during maiden Commons speech
Richard Tice also became agitated by muttering as he addressed parliament for the first time.
Slow handclapping heard as call to scrap two-child benefit cap defeated
Nine Labour MPs voted in favour of the amendment against the will of Sir Keir Starmer - along with the Lib Dems, SNP and independents.
Clive Lewis makes second attempt at being sworn in after refusing to swear allegiance to King Charles
The Labour MP said he hopes MPs will one day be able to swear an oath of allegiance based on defending democracy and upholding human rights.
Lammy confirms UK will target closer partnership with European Union
The new Foreign Secretary is visiting Germany, Poland and Sweden on his first overseas trip in the role.
Protesters storm Reform UK event as Farage pledges to rid party of ‘bad apples’
Protesters disrupted the start of the Reform UK leader’s speech in London.
Ed Davey caps off final week of campaigning with bungee jump
The Liberal Democrat leader urged voters to ‘take a leap of faith’ and back his party on July 4.