Politics

Almost a quarter of a million people are waiting to have their social care needs assessed - prompting calls for Jeremy Hunt to tackle the crisis in next week's Autumn Statement

The Commissioner for Standards is investigating whether Commons Deputy Speaker Dame Eleanor Laing and backbench MP Virginia Crosbie broke the rules over a Covid-era Partygate bash

SNP Health Secretary Michael Matheson has been criticised after the huge bill came to light following a family trip to Morocco, with questions over whether he was watching Scottish football games

Shadow Home Secretary James Cleverly did not deny describing the Rwanda project as "bats***" after Labour's Yvette Cooper claimed he'd done so in private

New Foreign Secretary David Cameron told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that he didn't always agree with Boris Johnson, but support for the war-torn nation was the "finest thing" his rival did as PM

The public want an immigration system that is fair and compassionate, and they want a Government that is competent and respects the law - at the moment they have neither

The House of Commons rejected a demand for an immediate end to the Israel-Palestine conflict, despite Keir Starmer suffering the biggest rebellion of his leadership

The Find Out Now poll conducted in the wake of Monday’s reshuffle found support for the Tories has fallen even further in the past fortnight as Labour makes gains

Almost 60 Labour MPs defied the party whip while eight Shadow Ministers were including Jess Phillips, Naz Shah and Afzal Khan resigned from Keir Starmer's frontbench

The Prime Minister refused to condemn the Conservative Party Chairman after he suggested that minister 'should just put the planes in the air now and send them to Rwanda'

The Prime Minister used a Downing Street press conference to announce plans for emergency legislation in response to the Supreme Court's ruling that the Rwanda plan is unlawful

A poll conducted by YouGov on behalf of Labour Together asked the public to describe Rishi Sunak's immigration policies in their own words as the Rwanda plan was ruled unlawful

Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman launched a fresh broadside at Rishi Sunak after the Supreme Court ruled the plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda was unlawful

The former Tory minister Dame Andrea Jenkyns said rebels could end up looking 'very stupid toppling another leader' but said the party has to 'bite the bullet now'

The long-awaited Supreme Court decision on the controversial Rwanda deportation project leaves Rishi Sunak's pledge to stop the boats in tatters after Suella Braverman accused him of having no Plan B

The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled the Government's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is unlawful, more than 18 months after it was announced by former Home Secretary Priti Patel

Rishi Sunak is grappling to keep control of his deeply divided party after Suella Braverman's extraordinary attack accusing him of dishonesty and incompetence, with Jacob Rees-Mogg among those backing her

The dumped Home Secretary’s three-page letter was savage even by the standards of a Government in which many ministers appear to hold the Prime Minister in contempt

In her devastating letter, the former Home Secretary launched a series of barbs at the Prime Minister - but the Mirror's Jason Beattie sees hidden meanings behind her words

Former Boris Johnson aide Charlotte Owen, who is only 30-years-old, thanked the ex-Prime Minister for giving her a life peerage in his controversial resignation honours

Labour shadow ministers who vote for the ceasefire if the SNP amendment is picked on Wednesday could be sacked. But one frontbencher told The Mirror they were prepared to accept the consequences.

Shani Dhanda, the most influential disabled person in Britain has spoken out against shocking new figures that show people with disabilities are both more likely to be unemployed and, when in work, earn less than able-bodied people.

Ahead of economic figures being published on Wednesday, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused 'out of touch' Rishi Sunak of not doing enough to bring down people’s bills

The ex-Home Secretary accused the Prime Minister of 'lacking in the qualities of leadership this country needs' after he removed her from the Cabinet

On Wednesday the Supreme Court will deliver a final judgement on whether the Rwanda deportation scheme is legal amid calls from the Tory right for the UK to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)