Politics
Israel has responsibility to ensure aid can reach people in Gaza, says Cameron
The Cabinet minister suggests an immediate pause in the devastating conflict could form the basis of a lasting ceasefire.
Full list of Tory rebels who voted to disregard international law to make way for Rwanda deportations
Former prime minister Liz Truss and former leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith are among those to back the amendment.
BREAKING: Tory deputy chairmen resign over Rwanda Bill vote
Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith said that said it was ‘important in terms of credibility that we are consistent’ in arguing for safeguards.
MPs reject bid to give Scottish Parliament power to hold votes on independence
MPs voted 228 to 48 against a motion seeking to introduce a proposed law to the Commons for further debate.
Rwanda asylum plan ‘in breach of international refugee law’ – UN
Sunak’s official spokesman has responded saying the PM "will not be deterred from a course of action that is backed by the British public".
Trump and Starmer get major boost in latest politics odds
Labour is now priced at a historically small 1/14 to come into power this year, while Donald Trump's price to win the 2024 US election has shortened again.
Labour faces uphill battle in 2024 General Election due to boundary changes
The first changes to constituencies since 2010 give the Conservatives a boost.
Sunak suffers huge blow as two Tory deputy chairmen vow to rebel over Rwanda Bill
The Prime Minister is preparing to face down a rebellion of more than 60 right-wingers who want the Bill toughened up.
Farage, energised by new poll, mulls EIGHTH attempt at becoming an MP
"This poll does make me consider getting back on the pitch far more seriously than ever before", the former UKIPer said.