Farage hits back at Reform MP's leadership criticism
Farage rejects suggestions from Rupert Lowe that Reform UK is a "protest party led by the Messiah".
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Chris Mason: Starmer finds subtle way to deal with Team Trump
The PM refrained from criticising JD Vance and chose to read out the names of fallen British soldiers.
Labour MPs urge investors to support defence firms
A group of over 100 Labour politicians say ethical investment rules are holding the sector back.
US 'destroying' world order, Ukraine's ambassador to UK says
Valerii Zaluzhnyi's comments come amid an apparent cooling of tensions between Kyiv and Washington.
France has a nuclear umbrella. Could its European allies fit under it?
President Macron has aired the idea that France's deterrence force could be used to defend of other European countries.
Mhairi Black - I was flailing in life until ADHD diagnosis
Following her decision to stand down, the SNP MP opens up on her mental health struggles at Westminster ahead of a new BBC documentary.
Tory peer apologises for Holocaust memorial comment
The remarks were condemned by the Conservatives as "flagrantly antisemitic".
NZ fires envoy to UK who questioned Trump's grasp of history
Phil Goff asked if Trump "understands history" as he contrasted him with Sir Winston Churchill.
Minister threatens law change after 'two-tier' row
From April, an offender's ethnicity or faith will be a bigger factor in deciding whether to jail them.
About 20 countries could join Ukraine coalition, UK says
The countries, largely from Europe and the Commonwealth, would not all send troops but are offering support.
Emergency powers being abused to dig up roads, MPs told
The body representing bus companies says a surge in street works makes route planning increasingly difficult.
Reform would scrap 'net stupid zero' policies - Tice
The deputy leader of Reform UK said eco-policies are destroying jobs in the oil and gas sector in Scotland.
US 'destroying' world order, Ukraine's ambassador to UK says
Valerii Zaluzhnyi's comments come amid an apparent cooling of tensions between Kyiv and Washington.
Councils fear shake-up won't improve finances, survey says
There is low support for local government reorganisation among council leaders, a survey suggests.
What is stamp duty and how is it changing?
Home buyers in England and Northern Ireland will pay more stamp duty in April when thresholds rise.
UK and Ireland have 'turned a page on the turbulent years'
The prime minister is meeting his Irish counterpart as part of a UK-Ireland summit in Liverpool.
Emergency powers being abused to dig up roads, MPs told
The body representing bus companies says a surge in street works makes route planning increasingly difficult.
Work coaches to focus on long-term unemployed
Ministers hope the plans will help reduce the rapidly rising cost of health and disability benefits.
NZ fires envoy to UK who questioned Trump's grasp of history
Phil Goff asked if Trump "understands history" as he contrasted him with Sir Winston Churchill.
Europe's leaders to hold Ukraine talks at 'turning point in history'
France's Emmanuel Macron calls for unity ahead of the defence summit after the US suspended aid to Kyiv.
