Farage’s Reform UK poses ‘existential threat’ to the NHS, Wes Streeting warns
Health secretary claims Reform ‘don’t believe’ in the NHS
UK government raid on lawyer’s office in Guantanamo Bay case ‘deeply troubling’, court hears
The UK government’s raid of a lawyer’s office in the case of a Guantanamo Bay suspect allegedly tortured by the CIA with UK knowledge is “extremely troubling”, the High Court has heard.
Keir Starmer announces temporary ban on crypto donations in blow to Reform
Nigel Farage facing calls to return money as as ministers to cap donations from expats, in move that would have outlawed his party’s record-breaking £9m from Thailand-based British businessman
Former Tory MP Crispin Blunt claims he started hosting chemsex parties to inform policy reform
The former MP suggested all drugs should be legal in a 30-minute speech in court
British army so depleted it could only ‘seize a small market town on a good day’
General Sir Richard Barrons issued a stark assessment of the Armed Forces amid concerns over the UK’s lack of preparedness for the war in the Middle East
Labour could be locked out of Welsh government for first time in major blow to Starmer, poll shows
A YouGov MRP poll has suggested Plaid Cymru is set to become the biggest with 43 seats followed by Reform in second place on 30 with Labour on 12 and Greens on 10
Reform defector MP sues after being locked out of Tory HQ and denied ‘panic room’ access
For more than 20 years, Andrew Rosindell has had exclusive use of a private room at the Romford Conservative Association’s Margaret Thatcher House
Teenager jailed for life after killing his mother with a hammer and boasting about it online
Roberts hit his mother with a hammer and strangled her in the initial part of the attack, the court heard
Voices: Readers on how to tackle soaring bills in wake of Iran war – from ‘going electric’ to ‘holding back’ on travel
Our community is divided on how to tackle rising energy costs, with many warning support is limited by public finances while others call for policy changes or personal behaviour shifts in the face of a global crisis
UK climate minister: We need to re-make the case for net zero
The UK is broadly on track for net zero by 2050 yet success is being drowned out by those who claim we should not bother to address climate change, and the impact of the war in Iran. Climate Minister Katie White tells Nick Ferris how she believes progressives can take back control of the narrative