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Why the TV star was not suspended earlier, what evidence was presented to the BBC and what did it do to establish the truth are among the questions that must be answered

Should Shaun Bailey enter the House of Lords and wrongdoing is subsequently exposed, it would be incredibly difficult to remove him. Even if he quit or was expelled, he would retain his title

No thought has been given to those who need manned ticket offices such as the elderly and the disabled

It was clear that Mr Starmer is genuine in wishing to tackle the snobbery and prejudice that prevent people from achieving their potential

The effects of the climate crisis are being felt globally, whether it is cliffs collapsing, an increase in wildfires or food shortages

The vultures are circling after the Tories imposed the tightest financial strait-jacket in the NHS's history

Requiring pricing data to be made available for third parties to allow the creation of price comparison apps and websites is intended to generate a competitive market

Labour has announced plans to raise standard in struggling schools and their reforms sound promising, although the devil will as ever be in the detail

It was a brutal, senseless, racist crime that sent shockwaves not just through the community but through the whole of the UK - and the ripples are still being felt today

Plans set out by the PM to boost the number of health workers are a belated recognition of the damage caused by his Tory predecessors

No child’s education should suffer because parents are unable to afford the cost of a meal

Under a deeply flawed system, they were allowed to load their companies with debt to pay their shareholders billions in dividends

As more people are facing hunger and the threat of a recession looms, the Tories cannot keep trying to blame this crisis on the pandemic and war in Ukraine

News that Matthew White should also have faced charges over the racist murder which rocked our nation are a tough reminder of the changes still needed in the Met following the Casey Review

'Invading Ukraine is deservedly backfiring badly on humiliated Putin, who relied on former ally Prigozhin’s hired dogs of war to do much of the fighting in occupied territory'

So when anything threatens the status of your mortgage, it hits hard - the stress and worry people are going through at the moment is understandable

The British Medical Association has rejected the below-inflation 5% rise offered, which is not surprising when junior doctors in Scotland have been promised more

The Bank of England has used the only weapon in its armoury to try to bring down inflation. But this is a crisis that has been ­incubated in Downing Street

In the face of this growing disaster, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has acted like a rabbit transfixed by the headlights of a super truck

Rejecting obvious evidence that his spending cuts weakened Britain’s health and social care services before Covid is the self-denial of an arrogant Conservative

Rishi Sunak failed to turn up to the vote on the Partygate report in the Commons tonight, which saw Boris Johnson face a crushing defeat from MPs marking the former PM's spectacular downfall

Partygate is about much more than Johnson’s rule-breaking and lying to MPs. As our video shows, a significant section of the Conservative Party acted as if the rules didn’t apply to the rulers

Bombshell footage exclusively shared by us reveals Tory staffers drinking, dancing and celebrating in close quarters – enjoying each others’ company as the rest of the country stayed at home

The King awarded medals for charity workers, volunteers and community champions. This is what the honours system is for

His feeble attempt to present himself as the victim of a miscarriage of justice and his Trump-style diatribe at the committee only compound the agony