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Nigel Farage shed some light on the mysterious House of Lords and the power, or lack of power, that the Prime Minister has compared to that of the American President

The House of Lords was told that routes from the British mainland to islands around the coast were ideal for flights of battery-electric and hydrogen powered planes

Former lingerie tycoon Baroness Mone and her husband Doug Barrowman came under scrutiny after concerns were raised about her alleged failure to declare financial interests in PPE Medpro

Imber, in Wiltshire, was home to 152 residents before they were called to the school village on a wintry night in November 1943 and told to evacuate within six weeks

New Foreign Secretary David Cameron mocked Boris Johnson's No10 farewell reference to Cincinnatus - a Roman leader who returned from his farm to lead for a second time

The former Prime Minister who is no longer an MP dressed in ceremonial robes as he took his place in the House of Lords this afternoon, officially becoming Lord Cameron

The Redfield & Wilton poll found almost a third of voters (29%) believe new Foreign Secretary David Cameron achieved nothing at all in his six years as Prime Minister

Conservative MPs have suggested the Prime Minister could call an election if his latest attempt to salvage his Rwanda migrant plan gets blocked by the House of Lords

King Charles outlined the Government's proposed laws at the State Opening of Parliament last week, and we asked Mirror readers what they thought of the 21 bills

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

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

Supporters of ousted Home Secretary Suella Braverman have threatened to "raise hell", while the appointment of David Cameron has left MPs "agog and angry" amid fresh WhatsApp plotting by rebels

Rishi Sunak has appointed David Cameron as Foreign Secretary as part of a Cabinet reshuffle, seven years after the former PM left office in 2016

Former Chancellor George Osborne hailed David Cameron's return to the Government as Foreign Secretary as he said Rishi Sunak had performed "a handbrake turn" with the appointment

Since leaving No10 David Cameron has been at the centre of a lobbying scandal, criticised Rishi Sunak's decision to scrap the northern leg of HS2, and faced an interrogation by the Covid Inquiry over his austerity measures

Former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron is returning to Government as Foreign Secretary seven years after he left Downing Street following the Brexit referendum

The Labour leader warned the Conservatives offered 'only gimmicks, division, and more of the same' after the Government's plans for new laws were set out in the King's Speech

The government will set up independent regulator next year to the delight of campaigners who say it will protect clubs for bad owners but top flight sides are not sold on plans with doubts over how much power new body will really have

The exchange of pleasantries between the PM and Labour leader came ahead of the monarch's address to Parliament setting out the Government's agenda ahead of the next general election

King Charles outlined the government's proposed laws at the State Opening of Parliament today, which highlighted plans to ban smoking and grant judges extra powers

King Charles III will travel from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster tomorrow to formally open the last session of Parliament before next year's general election. Here we look at the pomp and circumstance of the ceremony

Tory peer Baroness Mone has finally admitted to her role in a £200m government PPE deal alongside her billionaire husband Doug Barrowman after the Mirror exposed their involvement with firm PPE Medpro

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

The Scottish Labour leader said his party should be 'brave' and act to reform the upper chamber when it has 'maximum political capital' in the early years of winning power

The Labour peer dismisses the Home Secretary's recent assertion that “multiculturalism has failed” and believes the UK should cheer the progress that has been made