Man who died after staying at Manston migrant processing centre had diphtheria
A man who died after staying at the Manston migrant processing centre in Kent did have diphtheria, the Home Office...
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Vladimir Putin trying to starve Ukrainians into giving up in the war but he will fail, says UK’s foreign secretary
Vladimir Putin is trying to freeze and starve Ukraine's people into giving up this winter by attacking power and water...
Conservative MPs Dehenna Davison and Sir Gary Streeter to step down at next election
Two more Conservative MPs have announced that they will not be standing at the next general election.Dehenna Davison, 29, a...
Rishi Sunak mulls crackdown on foreign students to reduce immigration
Rishi Sunak is mulling a crackdown on foreign students bringing dependents and studying "low-quality" degrees after net migration reached its...
Scotland and SNP will find another way to independence, Nicola Sturgeon vows
Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to find another way "for Scottish people to express their will" after judges ruled that another...
‘We got the messaging wrong’: Watchdog apologises for telling MPs they can claim Christmas parties on expenses
The watchdog responsible for MPs' expenses has apologised for telling them they could charge taxpayers for their staff Christmas parties...
Dominic Raab: Deputy PM says he has ‘behaved professionally at all times’ and denies breaking ministerial code after bullying allegations
Dominic Raab has insisted he has "behaved professionally at all times" despite facing growing allegations of bullying and intimidating behaviour.Yesterday,...
Michael Gove has ‘no confidence’ in housing body that owned flat where Awaab Ishak died
Michael Gove does not have "confidence" in the leadership of a housing association that owned the flat where two-year-old Awaab...
Jeremy Hunt does not accept Truss mini-budget caused long-term damage
Jeremy Hunt has said he regrets the turbulence caused by Liz Truss's mini-budget but he does not believe it inflicted...
Transport Secretary Mark Harper says ‘there is a deal to be done’ over rail strikes after ‘constructive’ meeting with union boss
Transport Secretary Mark Harper has said "there is a deal to be done" with the rail unions to bring planned...
Questions raised over PPE contract linked to Tory peer Baroness Mone
The government is under pressure to release records relating to a multi-million pound PPE contract linked to Tory peer Baroness...
Government departments ordered to stop installing cameras made by Chinese firms in ‘sensitive sites’
Government departments have been told to stop installing cameras made by Chinese firms in "sensitive sites".They have also been urged...
Rail strikes: Government ‘not in position to pay inflation pay rises’, transport secretary says before RMT union meeting
The government is "simply not in a position to pay inflation pay rises", the transport secretary has told Sky News...
Scotland and SNP will find another way to independence, Nicola Sturgeon vows
Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to find another way "for Scottish people to express their will" after judges ruled that another...
Armed Forces faces significant day-to-day budget cuts, according to Labour calculations
The military faces a cut of more than £2bn in its day-to-day budget in the year to March 2024 despite...
Pensioners start to receive up to £600 from the government to help with energy bills
Pensioners will start to receive up to £600 in their bank accounts from today to help with their energy bills.More...
Brexiteer Owen Paterson sues government in European Court of Human Rights over ‘unfair’ lobbying investigation
Owen Paterson, a leading Brexiteer who quit as an MP after he was embroiled in a lobbying scandal, is taking...
King Charles hosts first state visit as monarch – with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa attending Buckingham Palace and Parliament on day one
King Charles has hosted his first state visit since becoming monarch, welcoming South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa to Buckingham Palace.The...
Could this be moment Sunak and Sturgeon settle Scottish independence once and for all?
This is a major blow for Nicola Sturgeon's ambition to hold a second independence vote next October. It almost certainly...
Indyref2 cannot go ahead without UK parliament permission, court rules
The Scottish Parliament does not have the power to call a second independence referendum in the country, the Supreme Court...