MPs considering measure used during Napoleonic Wars to allow Cameron to take Commons questions
The move involves calling the Foreign Secretary to the Bar of the House of Commons.
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Tata Steel expected to confirm plans to close furnaces at UK plant
Most of the job losses will be at Port Talbot in south Wales.
BBC responds to criticism over its reporting of Israel genocide case at ICJ
Questions have been raised after the BBC broadcast uninterrupted coverage of Israel's defence at The Hague after shunning South Africa's oral submissions.
Elevenses: Things Can Only Get Worse
Dire poll warnings for the Tories could be the least of Rishi Sunak’s concerns.
Millions of Brits abroad regain right to vote in UK elections
The change could enfranchise around 3.5 million people - nearly treble the 1.3 million votes that was the winning margin in the 2016 Brexit referendum.
Tory MPs told to ignore dire polling amid warnings of election wipeout
The party’s elections guru Isaac Levido said the survey was timed to undermine Rishi Sunak.
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.
1997 result could be a best case scenario for Tories – analysis
A detailed look at the YouGov polling results suggests Rishi Sunak's party is at risk of slipping under 100 seats at the next general election.
Shapps insists Sunak can turn round Tory fortunes despite dire poll warnings
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said the Prime Minister’s party had a plan that was ‘starting to work’.