All news on the topic: Politics

A total of 39 migrants were put on the barge moored in Portland, Dorset, in August, but they were removed within days after legionella bacteria was discovered in the water supply

Scottish First Minister and nationalist party leader Humza Yousaf revealed his fears for his parents-in-law as Israel's military avenges the terrorist attacks by Hamas

The Labour leader will declare he is ready to unleash a 'decade of national renewal' as he makes what could be his last conference speech before a general election

Any notion of peace in Israel feels dispiritingly low following this weekend's horrifying turn of events - but hope must never be abandoned amidst this extreme violence

The Labour leader will end the scandal that has seen criminals escape punishment if stolen goods are worth below £200 and increase punishments for those who assault shopworkers

In an interview with the Mirror, the singer said he plans to leave the country if Rishi Sunak wins the elections as he accused the Conservatives of creating 'climate of fear'

Darren Lewis knows only too well the heartbreak that comes with our knife epidemic, and he says we urgently need a better way forward and a national strategy so families don't live in fear

In an interview with the Mirror, Shadow Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood revealed plans to stop women feeling like 'like their entire lifetime is put on trial'

Lawyer James Elliott read out a chilling letter received by his office which threatened to "deal with" those who assist asylum seekers - saying someone will be killed if politicians don't dial down hate speech

The nuclear veterans' five-year fight for official recognition has led to a promise of wholesale reform of the medal system

In an exclusive interview, the First Minister of Wales also urged caution about a general election victory and revealed what he was most looking forward to in retirement

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves said Labour will fight the election on the economy in what could be the last party conference before voters head to the pools

Married At First Sight star Ella Morgan made an incredible statement on the red carpet at the Pride of Britain Awards with a pastel-hued ballgown adorned with the trans pride flag

The Shadow Work and Pensions speech to Labour's annual conference came amid calls for a Child Poverty Act and an end to the controversial two-child benefit limit

The Labour grandee and peer defended 'cautious Keir' and offered him some advice on revealing his plans for power

The Tories face the prospect of a 1997-style wipeout as the party continues to trail Labour in the national polls. But Rishi Sunak must hold a general election by January 2025

Bogus clips of the Labour leader were posted online on Sunday, sparking alarm over the impact of artificial intelligence in politics as the general election approaches

Big Brother finally returned to screens following a five-year hiatus after ITV picked the programme up from Channel 5 but with the new series, comes new housemates...

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves accused Tory ministers of frittering away taxpayers' cash by choosing to travel by private jet rather than on scheduled flights

While many states boast large numbers of UFO sightings, one in particular rises to the top of the list, boasting more than 16,000 since the 1920s — California. Over 60 were reported in August alone

Shadow Defence Secretary John Healey will highlight Tory cuts to the military as he addresses Labour activists at the party's annual conference in Liverpool on Monday

Kevin Maguire hopes that when Labour's conference closes on Wednesday lunchtime we will ­have a better idea of what the party would actually do in government if it is elected

Labour can give Tories the boot but the country now wants to know what they would do in Government - and we urge the party to start spelling it out in more detail

Some 64% of people living in constituencies in the North, Midlands and Wales think the UK’s domestic energy industry should be brought back into public ownership, a poll shows

In an interview with the Mirror ahead of her Labour conference speech, the Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves urged voters to put their trust in her to manage the nation’s finances