All news by author: Ben Glaze

Environment Secretary Therese Coffey urged party colleagues to stick with green policies aimed at slashing emissions - or fsce defeat when voters go to the polls

The former Health Secretary, who was targeted by an anti-vaccine protester while on the Underground, insisted the training was necessary because of the rising tide of anger aimed at politicians

The Government today invited councils to bid for grants from a £2.5million pot to plant trees to honour His Majesty King Charles' accession to the throne

Shadow Tech Minister Alex Davies-Jones called on the Government to speed up its overhaul of online safety rules ahead of the two-year anniversary of a horror shooting spree

The Ministry of Defence had pledged to have 25% of its non-military “white fleet” made up of ultra-low emissions vehicles by this year

Shadow International Trade Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds has written to Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch urging her to reach an agreement with Brussels

The Prime Minister, who is currently on holiday in California, was urged to pursue green policies or devolve powers to regions so local leaders can act

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden lashed out at the Fire Brigades Union after it raised safety fears about the Bibby Stockholm, currently moored on the Isle of Portland

Campaigners highlighted the difficulties faces by grafters who cannot rely on regular shifts amid the economic struggle facing Britain

Planners at the Cabinet Office have drawn up a guide to the greatest risks posed to Britain, taking in a cyber hack of the transport network, coastal flooding and war

The shameless PM tried to blame dedicated staff for going on strike as they try to save the service from collapse after years of austerity

Older people will be forced off trains and confined to their homes if proposals to close station counters are given the green light, warn campaigners

The angry Prime Minister accused her of not representing her constituents in Mid Bedfordshire after she announced she would resign but then failed to quit

Labour blasted the Government's record of cracking down on violence against kids as shocking statistics show the scale of attacks on youngsters

The National Pensioners' Convention fears the bid to shut hundreds of station counters will thwart OAPs' attempts to travel by train

The PM caved in to demands from hard-right Tories and big business but snubbed calls to invest in renewables amid claims it would not reduce energy bills

Furious campaigners have lashed out at Rishi Sunak's decision to support future oil and gas development in the North Sea - despite warning the UK needs to warn itself off fossil fuels

Simon Weston, who suffered terrible injuries when his troop carrier ship was bombed in the 1982 conflict, lashed out at Brussels for calling the archipelago 'Islas Malvinas'

The Prime Minister lashed out at the EU after it used the Argentinians' preferred name for the South Atlantic archipelago which was fought over in 1982

The GB News presenter was given a lesson by financial commentator Frances Coppola when the pair appeared on BBC2's Newsnight

King Charles will formally open Parliament on November 7, Commons Leader Penny Morduant has told MPs

The bank insisted it does not close customer accounts 'solely on the basis of legally held political and personal views'

Crispin Blunt spoke movingly about being gay in the armed forces, as MPs discussed the landmark Etherton Report into the historical treatment of gay people in the military

The Prime Minister followed the recommendation of a Government-commissioned review and issued an apology to troops who suffered bullying and were booted out of the military over their sexuality

Three by-elections will take place on Thursday in Conservative-held seats in Uxbridge and South Ruislip, Somerton and Frome and Selby and Ainsty. Tory insiders expect to lose all of them - but could a surprise unfold in the capital?