The permanent secretary to the Treasury has written a letter of clarification after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak suggested Labour would raise taxes by £2,000.

Labour has picked six members of the National Executive Committee and several officials from trade unions and think tanks to be parliamentary candidates.

Asian hornets are gradually moving further north and experts say they pose a major threat to indigenous species of bees.

The Family Court lifts restrictions on reporting that a baby found in a park in east London in January had the same mother as two other abandoned children.

Labour and the Conservatives have both committed to spending 2.5 percent of GDP on defence but former minister Mr. Wallace wants them to go further.

Around 700 million people around the world watched the UEFA Champions League final in London on Saturday, which was disrupted by people running onto the pitch.

In July 2023 the chief executive of NatWest Group resigned over the Nigel Farage debanking scandal and now the government is selling off some of its shares.

A drug dealer who previously walked free from three separate and unconnected murder trials has been jailed for life for killing a music manager.

Britain’s prison population is bursting at the seams and now the Scottish Government has decided to release some inmates from their sentences early.

Ms. Abbott—who suggested Jewish people are not subject to racism ‘all their lives’—is waiting to find out if she can stand as a Labour candidate on July 4.