Politics

The PM and home secretary are expected to introduce immigration legislation that will take Britain to the “boundaries” of international law.

His Cabinet colleague said they had “heard too much” from civil servants claiming "that he’s an absolute s***” to disregard the allegations.

Timing is everything in comedy: With Liz Truss now re-entering the political fray, she could soon be upstaged by Joe Lycett - AGAIN.

Always someone else's fault, eh? Liz Truss has launched an attempt to return to politics - but she hasn't really read the room.

She is expected to be joined by two other former prime ministers, Australia’s Scott Morrison and Belgium’s Guy Verhofstadt.

The former Commons Speaker demanded Farage admit 'people are poorer' because of Brexit in a must-see clash between the two.

The Loose Women host said it was ‘just horrible’ to be painted as ‘dangerous to society and unwanted’ by non-trans commentators.

The Government came under fire for refusing to meet teachers' pay demands following mass school walkouts earlier this week.

A source close to Mr Raab, who denies bullying staff, said her account was “baseless” and “timed to jump on a political bandwagon"