Politics

'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 number of people hit by Universal Credit deductions rose by 54,200 to 2.3million in the three months to May. In total, £6.8million per month was withheld from payments

Cross-party MPs have raised a string of doubts over the Home Secretary's ability to clear a mammoth backlog and deal with "unacceptable" costs, warning of 'alarming' compromises

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

His Majesty has been briefed by aid agencies on the situation which has already cost the lives of more than 2,300 children - it is imperative that more aid is allowed into Gaza

Operation close down ticket offices seems to be getting under way, despite calls from MPs warning it is 'too far, too fast', says Paul Routledge

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown recalls tales of poverty from around the country as data shows there are 3.8million people, including one million children, destitute in Britain

The Tories attempted to sweep out the bad news before the King's Speech, which will set our Rishi Sunak's priorities in the build-up to next year's likely general election

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

Analysts have revealed which British towns have been hardest hit by the number of shop closures according to population - and two Tory seats are top of the list

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

Rishi Sunak vowed to take action now to give 'peace of mind' as the he released papers showing there's a risk of cyber-attacks, fake kidnappings and an unemployment crisis

RIshi Sunak pledged to give the public 'peace of mind' as official papers raised the prospect of Artificial Intelligence helping terrorists and causing an 'unemployment crisis'

Charity Care4Calais, which supports refugees, has announced it plans to take the Home Office to court in a battle over RAF Wethersfield

The MP, who was stripped of the Tory whip last week, left his victim a 'broken shell' after the 'physical, emotional, psychological abuse' he endured

The Labour leader met around a dozen of the party's Muslim MPs in Parliament in a bid to defuse tensions after a string of councillors quit the party in protest

Mirror columnist Rachel Charlton-Dailey shared an alarming story of a person on Employment and Support Allowance searching for jobs that involve home working

The Prime Minister faces pressure to deliver on the Tory 2019 election manifesto pledge to ban trophy hunting imports - and to do so in memory of the late Sir David Amess

Rishi Sunak refused to condemn remarks by failed Conservative candidate Andrew Cooper, who said jobless parents struggling to feed their children should 'f*** off'

MPs will vote today on whether Peter Bone should be suspended for six weeks over the claims of bullying and inappropriate behaviour. It could pave the way for another by-election

The Labour leader is expected to meet with Muslim Labour MPs on Wednesday in an attempt to defuse growing anger in the party over its position on the Middle East conflict

After his humiliating by-election losses, Rishi Sunak faces a battering from voters in a general election next year as there's a growing feeling the country is broken

OAPs fear missing out on their favourite shows as the broadcast signal sent to traditional aerials could be switched off from the mid-2030s - potentially stopping viewers watching TV

Giving speculators the green light to be paid bonuses of more than 200% is utterly reckless and deeply unfair when more than one million children were in poverty last year

Giles Watling demanded that imports of foie gras are banned, saying the recent bed bug outbreak highlights the dangers of disease being brought into the UK - but a Tory minister refused to commit