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Rural landlords are to be impacted by a “nice pub tax” under new government guidelines.

Councils will be prohibited from permitting staff to work four-day weeks on full pay if the Tories win the next election.

Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch are through to the final round of the Conservative leadership race after knocking out James Cleverly.

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.

Mel Stride has become the second candidate to leave the race to become the new leader of the Conservatives.

The Tories have announced they will not confirm their new leader until November 2 - meaning there will be months of infighting with Rishi Sunak forced to remain

Teenagers would have the option of military service or volunteering for a year under the Conservatives’ first policy pledge of the election campaign.

The Best For Britain MRP indicates 14 current ministers and secretaries of state will lose their seats in an unprecedented wave of Portillo moments

When Queen Elizabeth II breathed her last, the Royals and the country imploded, says Fleet Street Fox. She must be doing 75 rpm by now

Last year, fraud made up 38% of recorded crime in the UK, affecting three million victims and costing them £2.5 billion

Representatives from governments, financial organisations and tech firms will attend the Lancaster House summit

David Neal was sacked as the UK's top immigration inspector after he warned that 'high risk' private jet flights were landing in the UK without proper checks

A Japanese meal with the Chancellor was auctioned off at the Tory Winter Party at Westminster's swanky Old War Office hotel, as Rishi Sunak rattled his donation tin

Former chief borders inspector David Neal warned protection of the UK's borders is 'neither effective or efficient' as 13 reports were finally released by the Home Office

Rishi Sunak said he 'acts on his principles' in punishing bad behaviour - but the Mirror has taken a look at all the times he has failed to act during his time as PM

Emma Webber - whose son Barnaby, 19 was among three people killed by Valdo Calocane - says she has 'lost faith' in Nottinghamshire Police's leadership and called for the chief constable to step aside

Home Secretary James Cleverly said no MP should have to accept threats or harrassment as 'part of the job' as he announces the multi-billion pound fund to bolster security

Some 67 MPs - more than a tenth of the Commons - have signed a motion expressing no confidence in the Speaker - but most Mirror readers say he should stand his ground

Sir Lindsay Hoyle is facing continued pressure to step down as Commons Speaker after almost 70 MPs called for him to go after his handling of the Gaza ceasefire debate

Downing Street said the Government is "undeterred" from finally getting compensation to postmasters, despite Post Office boss Nick Read saying he'd oppose hundreds of appeals