Ex-Foreign Office chief admits telling colleagues he voted Remain
Lord Simon McDonald made the admission in a BBC documentary.
Parliamentary researcher ‘who spied for China’ is arrested
The incident is alleged to be one of the most damaging breaches of security involving a hostile state at Westminster.
Liz Truss to offer lessons from premiership in book
The book, due out in April, is titled Ten Years to Save the West.
Sunak declines to rule out real-terms benefits cut
Reports suggest Chancellor Jeremy Hunt could break with the norm by not raising payments in line with inflation.
‘Deathtrap’ migrant barges likened to modern slave ships
“As the only professional voice, firefighters believe the Bibby Stockholm to be a potential deathtrap", Ben Selby said.
Sunak says Dorries is failing her constituents as Tory MP clings on
The former culture secretary has not formally quit despite saying she would go with ‘immediate effect’ in June.
Tories say Standard was ‘clearly mocking’ its mayoral candidate with front page splash
The party wrote to the newspaper’s editor to express its disapproval at the picture of Susan Hall used on its front page.
Young protesters heckle Keir Starmer at his education policy announcement
The Labour leader was setting out plans to smash the ‘class ceiling’ by boosting poorer children’s education.
Chris Pincher handed EIGHT-WEEK suspension after groping allegations upheld
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak may have another challenging by-election to fight.