About 80 firefighters called to battle blaze at historic London pub
About 80 firefighters called to battle blaze at historic London pub
About 80 firefighters called to battle blaze at historic London pub
The Prime Minister was asked the question the Commons on Wednesday
The FDA union will try to challenge ministers’ Rwanda plan passed last week in parliement in the courts
A road was closed after emergency services responded to a crash.
Penny Mordaunt also told MPs she thinks something will ‘crop up’ before a general election to turn the tide of public opinion.
There are plans to radically overhaul the way letters are delivered
MSPs voted by 70 votes to 58 to reject a motion of no confidence.
Allegations overshadow India-US relation as Modi to face Biden during G7 meeting
Met Police officers arrested several protesters who blocked the roads around the coach in Peckham
MSPs have backed the Scottish Government in a call for “compensation in full” to be paid to women impacted by state pension inequality.
Decision appears to be based on official assessment of Israel’s compliance with humanitarian law that did not cover recent events
Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP Dr Dan Poulter took his seat on the Labour benches of the House of Commons for the first time at PMQs on Wednesday.
The move will not be enough to stop strikes next week which will again cripple services.
Rishi Sunak was challenged on a proposal to raise the pension age to 75 but failed to rule it out.
TEL AVIV, Israel — Nearing the end of a whirlwind Mideast trip this week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken finished meetings with the Israeli president and relatives of American hostages held by Hamas, left his beachside hotel in Tel Aviv and shook hands with protesters gathered outside. He looked them in the eye and said there was a new hostages-for-cease-fire deal on the table that Hamas should take. Sign up for The Morning newsletter from the New York Times “Bringing your loved ones home is
People have received their postal vote packs as late as this week
The appalling Hainault sword attack has reopened the debate over whether the police are adequately protected when they face life-threatening situations. Not only was a 14-year old schoolboy killed, but two members of the Metropolitan Police sustained serious injuries. Not all of the officers who challenged the suspect were carrying Tasers at the time.
Ex-chancellor and Truss were close political allies and friends before he was sacked over a crisis stoked by the mini-budget
Calls for an investigation into a £200,000 donation to Welsh First Minister Vaughan Gething have intensified in recent weeks. Mr Gething was elected leader of Welsh Labour in March and succeeded Mark Drakeford as Wales's first minister. Opposition parties launched a bid to appoint an independent advisor to check whether there was any conflict of interest over the donation during the leadership campaign.
Pakistan is at a “dangerous crossroads” after a flawed election which has left the government a laughing stock, jailed former prime minister Imran Khan has said.
The construction on Hastings Road in Ealing received more than 550 complaints