Politics
Liz Truss backs fresh attempt by Tory rebels to end onshore wind ban
The Government’s Energy Bill is due to return to the Commons after the summer recess.
Civil servants ‘working on break-up of UK’, says mandarin
There have been complaints that up to 20 officials are supporting Jamie Hepburn, the Scottish independence minister, on working up plans.
Number of Brits who think Brexit was a mistake hits record high
Femi Oluwole says it is "utter political cowardice" that the main political parties have been unwilling to speak out on the matter.
SNP Westminster leader accuses Sarwar of attempt to ‘con’ voters on benefit cap
Sir Keir Starmer did not commit to scrapping the controversial policy if his party won the next election.
Are the Tories pulling the wool over voter’s eyes in Uxbridge and South Ruislip?
A 'local English teacher' used to heap praise on the Steve Tuckwell is actually a senior Conservative councillor.
Illegal Migration Bill poised to become law after Govt crushes late-night challenges
The Tory frontbench saw off further changes being sought by the Lords to the Illegal Migration Bill, including slavery safeguards.
Labour civil war erupts as ‘Sir Kid Starver’ doubles down on two-child benefit cap
The Labour leader confirmed he would retain the two-child limit despite growing calls from poverty campaigners for the cap to be abandoned.
Peers to grill BBC bosses about governance following Huw Edwards furore
Director-general Tim Davie and acting chairwoman Dame Elan Closs Stephens will be among those quizzed by a House of Lords committee.
Jamie Driscoll hits crowdfunding target just hours after quitting Labour
He's looking to raise £150k to run a full campaign, but has already met the initial £25k target that will allow him to run in the elections.