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Hollyoaks legend Nick Pickard is one of a whole host of celebrities getting ready to enter the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle alongside the likes of Josie Gibson and Nigel Farage

Sam Thompson is one of a whole host of celebs who are due to enter the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! on Sunday night alongside the likes of Nella Rose and Nigel Farage

A Chancellor with his finger on the nation’s pulse would be looking to boost school and hospital spending, ease the social care crisis and support four million children in poverty

Val Savage was laid up with a stinking cold this week, but with no TV in the bedroom boredom soon set in - and she has found herself an frustrating new hobby

The DWP want to scrap specific parts of the work capability assessment that are designed to help those who are too sick or disabled to work

During a protest at City Hall by Barton House residents, organised by housing union, Acorn, rumours began circulating that council staff were removing belongings from residents’ homes. But this was swiftly refuted by Bristol City Council

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt cut the duty charged on draught pints by 11p in August, but at the same time increased levies on all other alcohol by an average of 10.1%

It's been another week of infighting and disasters for Rishi Sunak's party - just don't forget it all when it comes to election time

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

The former Home Secretary wants to end the rule of law, says Fleet Street Fox. Fascism has become an equal opportunities infection

The Tory Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is said to be looking at plans to halve the 40% rate of inheritance tax as he prepares to unveil the Autumn Statement next week.

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

Former Conservative Party Chairman Brandon Lewis has started working as a senior adviser for LetterOne. He now has five paid roles on top of his job as the MP for Great Yarmouth

Rishi Sunak has faced his biggest blow yet as Prime Minister after the Supreme Court ruled his Rwanda scheme unlawful. His sinister plans to save the illegal project should worry us all

The sacked Home Secretary has suggested introducing emergency powers to exclude "all avenues of legal challenge' in a bid to get flights to Rwanda off the ground

Reagan Mobley Anderson, 27, allegedly met with the student at her home and in a Pizza Hut car park on a second occasion and also allegedly exchanged nude images with the student

Despite some projects allegedly being 'shovel ready' the National Audit Office says delivery across three government funds worth up to £9.5billion is behind schedule

Experts warn the average monthly household energy bill could rise to £220 if Ofgem raises the price cap, and unlike last year there will be no extra support from the Government

Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney recently renamed their stadium the STōK Racecourse and also may now be made to change the football club's name

Britney Spears' younger sister is keeping her mouth firmly shut after being hit with a wave of backlash over her appearance on ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

Labour leader Keir Starmer said managing his party is 'secondary to the international situation' as he considers replacements for eight shadow ministers who quit over the Gaza vote

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced the changes with tougher penalties for those subject to benefit sanctions for more than six months ahead of next week's Autumn Statement

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

Rishi Sunak has announced he plans to bring forward "emergency legislation" in a desperate bid to bring the Rwanda scheme forward in spite of a Supreme Court ruling

Almost a quarter of a million people are waiting to have their social care needs assessed - prompting calls for Jeremy Hunt to tackle the crisis in next week's Autumn Statement