What has been driving the rise in disability benefit claims?
The government has confirmed details of its scaled-back plan to reform some benefits.
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Labour MPs press Kendall on rollout of benefit changes
The government was forced into concessions on its welfare plan following a backlash among its own MPs.
Parental leave and pay for new parents to be reviewed
Campaigners say the UK's system has been "overlooked for years", and investing in it is a "no-brainer".
Covid inquiry hears of care home 'slaughter'
Relatives of care home residents tell the Covid inquiry they will never get over how their loved ones died.
Public invited to decide how MPs' pay should be set
Parliament's expenses watchdog wants around twenty people to take part in a review on MP salaries.
Starmer criticises 'appalling' Bob Vylan IDF chants
The prime minister describes the punk duo's Glastonbury chants calling for death to Israel's military as "hate speech".
MP asks Lotus to give clarity to 1,300 workers
Ben Goldsborough says he met with Geely on Monday and emphasised the need for "openness".
MP refers himself to commissioner over 'cash for questions' claims
Leaked emails purport to show George Freeman asking a firm that employed him what questions he should ask ministers.
Welfare U-turn means we are in 'better position', says Streeting
Health Secretary Wes Streeting said MPs raised "substantial" concerns over planned cuts to disability benefits.
Make healthy food more appealing, government tells supermarkets
Supermarkets will be challenged to sell healthier food, under a new government obesity plan.
Starmer says fixing welfare is a 'moral imperative'
The prime minister described the benefits system as "broken" a day after he was forced to U-turn on plans for reforms.
Plans to help benefits recipients into work 'a mess', say DWP officials
Plans to help those affected by benefits cuts into work are not "properly considered", officials tell the BBC.
We've got the right balance, says PM after benefits U-turn
The prime minister has made concessions on his welfare bill after an angry response from 120 of his own MPs.
'Disgusting' to say UK has two-tier justice system, attorney general tells BBC
Lord Hermer told the BBC that politicians using the phrase needed to think about the "dangers" they were posing to Britain's "essential institutions".
Starmer says he regrets using 'island of strangers' phrase
The PM says he "had no idea" the language echoed Enoch Powell's 1968 speech about immigration.
Labour didn't do enough thinking, ex-top official says
Simon Case says ministers "weren't good enough at communicating" in the early days of the Labour government.
Foreign Office faces inquiry over Harry Dunn case
The woman driving the car that hit the 19-year-old's bike left the UK under diplomatic immunity laws.
Council boss quits, leaving 18-year-old in charge
Rob Howard leaves his position as leader of Warwickshire County Council, citing health concerns.
UK to buy nuclear-capable F-35A fighter jets
Downing Street says the move is "the biggest strengthening of the UK's nuclear posture in a generation".
Give public a say on prison sentences, says Reform UK
The party's deputy leader Richard Tice says members of the public should have a say on whether sentences are too harsh or lenient.
