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Former Labour leader Jeremy Corby has instructed lawyers to begin the 'first steps in legal proceedings' against the ex-Brexit Party leader, now GB News presenter, Nigel Farage

George Galloway claimed he has 15,000 supporters in Angela Rayner's constituency of Ashton-under-Lyne and will be able to 'vitally affect' her chances of re-election

The US Supreme Court has restored Donald Trump to the ballot, rejecting state attempts to hold him accountable for the January 6 attack on the Capitol in 2021.

Figures last month showed over 850,000 people aged 16-24 were not in education, employment or training - an increase of 20,000 in a year and the highest level since 2016

Lee Anderson shouldn't have been suspended for his attack on London Mayor Sadiq Khan, which has been branded Islamophobic, according to two thirds of Conservative Home members

Jeremy Hunt's Budget on Wednesday will bore the pants off you, says Fleet Street Fox. Here's what you'll miss

It is looking for ways to address economic problems and to fix its property market as its annual congress gets underway in Beijing

Aerial photographer Mike Page took these images of the impact of work to lay cables for the world's largest wind farm off the Norfolk coast

The court is expected to release one or more opinions on Monday regarding Trump's challenge after he was taken of the ballot in Colorado for being an "insurrectionist"

Controversial left-wing firebrand George Galloway, who won the Rochdale by-election, is due to be sworn into the Commons this afternoon after being ousted as an MP in 2015

Paul Scully, who faced a backlash after he made the remarks about Tower Hamlets and Sparkhill last week, has announced he will step down at the next general election

In 138 out of a list of Labour leader Keir Starmer's possible 150 target seats - currently held by the Tories or the SNP - pressure on families' budgets is the top issue

The national campaign will target voters who face being excluded at the ballot box by new photo ID rules that led to thousands being turned away at last year's local elections

Ahead of the Budget this week, unions representing millions of stretched frontline workers warn the Chancellor staff face 'intolerable pressure' and are quitting in their droves

WPP has 61 polluting clients on its books, the highest of any PR agency globally and these include BP, Shell, Equinor, ExxonMobil and Saudi Aramco – the world’s biggest corporate greenhouse gas emitter

Ex-President Donald Trump has accused President Joe Biden of a 'conspiracy to overthrow the United States of America' as he ramps up rhetoric ahead of Super Tuesday primaries

Prime Minister has consistently failed to addressed the extremism festering in his own party while he publicly lectures us about the perils of George Galloway's shock win in Rochdale

TUC also warns of the risk of a disaster similar to the Post Office Horizon scandal if workers do not get a say in how machines are rolled out

Parents in an Oklahoma school district are less than amused at the outcome of a particular fundraiser where children licked peanut butter off each other's feet and toes

Campaigners fear delays to the compensation scheme, promised in July, is being kicked into the long grass and won’t be paid out until after the election

In response to George Galloway's byelection victory in Rochdale, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivered one of the most bewildering, rambling, pointless speeches Mirror columnist Keir Mudie has ever seen

Former first lady Melania Trump apparently wanted to see her husband Donald Trump "humiliated" after it came to light he allegedly paid a porn star six figures to keep their affair secret

Labour’s analysis of official data shows that in the 15 months after July-September 2022, the number of 16-24 year olds who are not in employment, education or training (NEET) rose by 90,000, or an average of 6,000 a month

The figure has grown by a staggering £25billion since last November - with almost all of it blown while Rishi Sunak was either Chancellor or Prime Minister

Major nursery providers warned that they would be forced to go bust if the scheme is introduced in its current form, leaving disappointed parents unable to claim places for their children