All news by author: Sophie Huskisson

Liz Truss's policy to get rid of a cap on multimillion-pound payouts for bankers was one of the only policies to survive her disastrous mini-budget that sent economy into meltdown

The PM revealed the findings of a British intelligence investigation into the deadly missile strike on Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza, which found it had not been launched from within Israel

Sir Mark Rowley had a meeting with Home Secretary Suella Braverman to discuss why Scotland Yard had not taken action against a protester chanting 'Jihad' at a rally this weekend

Labour has secured an incredible pair of victories in Tamworth and Mid Bedfordshire, as the Tories suffer a disastrous night at the polls in the latest blow for PM Rishi Sunak

Boris Johnson's Partygate scandal - uncovered by the Mirror - and the Liz Truss mini-budget were blamed for driving Tory voters away amid two humiliating by-election defeats

Both the Conservative candidates for Tamworth and Mid Bedfordshire rushed off the stage and were ushered out by Tory activists after suffering embarrassing by-election defeats

A woman named Thea tells the Tory candidate for the Tamworth by-election she 'only ever backs winners' and that she always gets 'what I want because I'm that kind of a girl'

Chief Scientific Adviser Dame Angela McLean criticised Rishi Sunak in the WhatsApp exchange shown to the Covid Inquiry. He launched the Eat Out To Help Out scheme as Chancellor

The Houses of Parliament faces a raft of urgent issues, including crumbling reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac), asbestos, holes in the floor and leaking ceilings

Rishi Sunak faces a huge test of popularity this Thursday as voters go to the polls for two by-elections after Nadine Dorries and Chris Pincher both resigned earlier this year

The ex-Education Secretary, who gave evidence in court today, said he was 'fearful' after being pursued by a 'very aggressive man' that he could be the victim of a knife attack

The Labour leader warned of a 'humanitarian catastrophe' unfolding as he emphasised the need to support Palestinian people in Gaza, where food, water and medicines are running out

Shadow Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood vows to tackle shoplifting as she told The Mirror how her family was racially abused as the till was stolen from their shop when she was younger

The warning comes seven months after the Mirror revealed Richard Howe, who had severe toothache, was forced to return to Kyiv after being unable to book an NHS appointment

Rishi Sunak said he wanted to 'charge more people... and have them in jail' last year, but it has emerged judges have been advised not to send people to prison due to lack of space

The Prime Minister is ready to ban disposable vaping if necessary and wants to set out plans to raise the smoking age by 'one year, every year' as early as next month

Lisa Cameron said she does not 'feel able to continue in what I have experienced as a toxic and bullying SNP Westminster group, which resulted in my requiring counselling'

Shadow Cabinet Office minister Jonathan Ashworth joked Britain will get its 'sparkle' back under a Labour government after his boss was covered in glitter by a protestor

Nathaniel Dye, 37, who lives in Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting’s Ilford North constituency, introduced the frontbencher’s speech at Labour conference in Liverpool

In an interview with the Mirror, Shadow Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood revealed plans to stop women feeling like 'like their entire lifetime is put on trial'

Newborn baby Aisha Cleary was found dead in a prison cell after her mum was left alone for 12 hours and forced to cut the umbilical cord with her teeth, a Labour event heard

Angela Rayner achieved a standing ovation and rapturous laughter as she joked Rishi Sunak was the Ken to Liz Truss's Barbie world as she declared Labour is 'hungry for change'

The protester's attempt to disrupt the conference did not dampen the room, with Angela Rayner later having the audience in stitches at her jokes and getting a standing ovation

The legal age to smoke will be raised by 'one year, every year' to stop children from ever picking up the habit, meaning the next generation will grow up smoke-free

Asked three times whether he would condemn Suella Braverman's language, the Prime Minister dodged the question, failing to either back or explicitly criticise her