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Calls for Government to rethink Public Order Bill after journalist arrests
Campaigners have called on the Government to rethink its plans to change protest laws after journalists covering Just St...
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AA calls for fuel duty cut to be extended
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is being urged to extend the 5p cut in fuel duty amid the “nightmare” of high costs for motor...
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Irish premier praises Rishi Sunak’s ‘pragmatic’ approach to NI Protocol dispute
Ireland’s premier has praised Rishi Sunak’s “pragmatic” approach to resolving the stand-off over Brexit’s Nort...
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Nation falls silent to mark Armistice Day
The nation fell silent to remember the war dead on what could be the warmest Armistice Day on record....
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NHS forced to pay high rates for agency staff ‘to keep patients safe’
Figures suggest spending on agency staff rose 20% last year to hit £3 billion in England...
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Kwasi Kwarteng says he told Liz Truss to slow down on economic agenda
The former chancellor's also criticised the then-PM's 'mad' decision to sack him ...
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People set to observe Armistice Day silence marking end of First World War
People across the UK are set to fall silent to mark Armistice Day on Friday – as the Foreign Secretary condemns Russia...
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Sunak seeks to deepen ties with Ireland and devolved leaders at UK-Irish summit
Rishi Sunak has said he wants to deepen the UK-Irish “friendship” and urged “teamwork” with the leaders of the d...
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Rishi Sunak says nurses’ pay demands ‘not affordable’
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said pay demands from unions representing nurses are “not affordable,” as the threat ...