All news by author: Sophie Huskisson

The King gave an unexpected speech to the AI summit in which he has warned global leaders the need to 'address the risks presented by AI with a sense of urgency'

Evidence from Boris Johnson's ex-adviser Dominic Cummings and his ex-communications chief Lee Cain revealed the terrifying chaos at the heart of No10 during the pandemic

The government would have to increase spending by £142 billion per year up to 2030 'to stand still' thanks to the costs of an ageing population, a think tank has warned

The breed has been added to the list of dogs banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act. It is a victory for the Mirror which has campaigned for action after a spate of dog attacks

Andy McDonald, the MP for Middlesbrough, will sit as an independent MP, pending an investigation. He has had the Labour whip suspended after a speech he made at a rally this weekend

Rishi Sunak has sacked one of his parliamentary private secretaries after he wrote a letter to the PM calling for a 'permanent' break in hostilities between Israel and Hamas

Cabinet Secretary Simon Case accused Boris Johnson of making the Government look like a 'tragic joke' as he warned colleagues exasperated by the chaos: "IT HAS TO STOP!"

The PM's spokesman refused to say whether it was inappropriate for DWP minister Tom Pursglove to be out door-knocking with Peter Bone, who is suspended over bullying and sexual misconduct claims

An AI-powered quiz builder and lesson planner is set to support every teacher across the country to help tackle excessive workloads and gruelling working hours

Science Minister Michelle Donelan appeared on TV and radio shows on behalf of the Government after Tom Pursglove was pictured knocking doors with Peter Bone despite his Commons suspension

Layla Moran's relatives, who are Palestinian Christians, are currently stranded with around 100 people in a church in Gaza, , where Israeli forces are expanding attacks

Victoria Derbyshire stepped in to lead the political staple TV show, as she interviewed politicians from across the Conservative, Labour and Lib Dem parties on this week's news

Tory strategists are said to have pencilled in October 31 as a date for the election in a desperate bid to give the economy - and the Tories' poll ratings - some time to recover

Boris Johnson's former adviser Dominic Cummings has been summoned to give evidence at the Covid Inquiry, where he is expected to be grilled on everything from Partygate to lockdowns

Crispin Blunt confirmed he was arrested 'in connection with an allegation of rape'. The Mirror has taken a look at the veteran Conservative MP's career and personal life

Disgraced former PM Boris Johnson will join the television channel GB News 'shortly', just months after he landed a new job as a columnist for the Daily Mail newspaper

The Question Time audience debated whether it was right to scrap a cap on bankers' hefty bonus payouts - a Liz Truss policy that was given the green light this week

Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure to call for a ceasefire amid growing unease in the party ranks, including among some frontbenchers, at the leader’s position on the crisis

NatWest was embroiled in a huge row after it insisted it had not closed Nigel Farage's Coutts account because of his political views but the ex-Ukip leader suggested otherwise

'Disgusting and misogynistic' WhatsApp messages between ex-PM Boris Johnson and his former adviser Dominic Cummings are set to be released by the Covid Inquiry

The Labour Party hit out at the Government’s "failure" to protect communities after Storm Babet devastated areas across Scotland and North East England last week

Crispin Blunt confirmed that reports about a Tory MP being arrested were related to him and said he had been interviewed twice in connection to an alleged incident of rape

In a major speech, Rishi Sunak outlined the potential benefits and threats of AI including 'transformational breakthroughs' in tackling incurable diseases like cancer and dementia

More than 20 Labour councillors have resigned over Keir Starmer's stance on the Israel-Hamas crisis and his failure to call for a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aid to get to Gaza

Ministers have proposed sending fewer people to jail as they run desperately short of cells. Now the Mirror can reveal plans for 5,000 new prison spaces were blocked by Tory MPs