Politics

"We will not tolerate blatant violations of the Chemical Weapons Convention and the rules-based international order," stated British Defense Secretary John Healey

Foreign Secretary claims status quo is unsustainable as Tory MPs accuse Labour of relinquishing a key asset.

Sources say Morgan McSweeney plans slew of changes as PM attempts to shore up top team after months of rows

Move over European convention on human rights likely to put pressure on Tory leadership candidates to follow suit

Boris Johnson has claimed a listening device was found in his personal bathroom in the Foreign Office after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used it.

Sarah Jones suggests PM believes he should be held to higher standards now he is in government

Tory leadership candidate made claim in video calling for UK to leave European convention on human rights

The four candidates vying to be the next leader of Britain’s Conservatives began to outline their vision for the nation on Sunday, with immigration due to dominate the debate over the future of the party after a crushing election defeat.

Britain’s government will close a loophole that meant ministers did not have to declare hospitality they had received, cabinet office minister Pat McFadden said on Sunday when pressed again to explain the use of donations for clothing and gifts.

Latest Opinium poll for the Observer shows Labour leader got the opposite of a ‘bounce’ from Liverpool party conference

Rosie Duffield has resigned as the Labour MP for Canterbury, becoming the first MP to jump ship since the General Election.

’Britain’s richest plumber’ Charlie Mullins has revealed that he decided to leave the country due to Labour ’letting in all the illegals’.

Rachel Reeves said to have dismissed concerns about policy, even though some claim it contains ‘basic errors’

Baroness Sayeeda Warsi has resigned from the Conservative party after claiming the Tories have become too ‘far-right’.

Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham said he would report crimes against British veterans to the police if there is no inquiry ordered by Christmas

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the free schoold breakfast programme to tackle child hunger will kick-off in schools in April 2025 as she delivered a major speech

More than 500 lobbyists and executives flock to access ministers at party’s biggest ever business event at conference

Former Defence Secretary Sir Ben Wallace is facing questions about a change made to a draft bill that would have protected the SAS from prosecution.