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Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s ex-aide Dominic Cummings has threatened to launch a new party if the Conservatives lose the general election.

Gillian Keegan acknowledged the effect lockdowns had on schooling, with absence rates going from 4.7 percent in 2019 to 7.6 percent in 2021.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt declared the economy is ’returning to full health' after GDP expanded by 0.6 percent in the first quarter.

New first minister confirms bill cannot proceed after it was blocked by Westminster, but could still attempt to resurrect it if Labour comes to power in UK.

Sir Keir Starmer has also said he would scrap the Rwanda plan and replace it with an immigration policy that is ‘rules-based’ and protects human rights.

National Fire Chiefs Council says ‘fires involving lithium-ion batteries are a disaster waiting to happen.’

Two men accused of spying for a ‘foreign power’ have made their first appearance at the Central Criminal Court in London.

Penny Mordaunt says the spread of conspiracy theories is ‘deeply disturbing’ and threatens the health of British democracy.

The nationwide Right Care, Right Person programme means that police have more time to attend to emergency crimes rather than dealing with mental health calls.

Russia’s defence attache to Britain, Col. Maxim Elovik, has been accused of being a spy and has been expelled from the UK.

Jonathan Ashworth, the shadow paymaster general, said the party would make national security the ‘number one priority’ while trading with Beijing.

Dudley North MP Marco Longhi said the decision was based on the need to dedicate limited resources to putting his constituents first.

The meeting came amid a rise in anti-Semitic attacks on campus and the growing presence of pro-Palestinian protests since the start of the Israel–Hamas war.

The government will continue reporting the number of illegal migrants and boats detected crossing the English Channel, the Home Office has confirmed.

A pedestrian who swore and waved at a cyclist who was riding on the pavement, causing her to veer into the road, has had her manslaughter conviction quashed.

The majority of pharmacy workers in England have reported experiencing aggression from patients because of medicine supply issues.

Shadow foreign secretary David Lammy, who is in Washington, has said a Labour government would find common ground with Donald Trump if he becomes president.

The report found some journalists felt ‘anxious’ about covering stories that could portray immigration in a bad light, such as fraud or local concerns.

The Dover MP became the second to jump ship in 11 days, claiming she was motivated by government failings over small boat crossings and the housing crisis.