Editorial: Labour’s messy compromise over cuts to disability benefit is an unfortunate way to mark a first year in office, but the prime min...

Labour MPs line up to demand more changes to planned benefit cuts as rebels

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said the corporation 'appears to have broken the law' by transmitting a punk duo's calls for the deaths of...

Politics is a burdensome business, even more so when there are severe financial circumstances at home, conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine and now...

Labour prime minister’s time in office even worse than that of Liz Truss, top historian says, although he looks likely to win this week’s cr...

Prime minister said that he was ‘heavily focused’ on foreign affairsas Labour rebellion over welfare cuts grew

Irish language hip-hop group performed on the West Holts stage despite criticism from the prime minister

After petitions to have them removed from this weekend's line-up, the Irish trio played a rowdy set to a massive crowd on the West Holts sta...

Kneecap played the biggest set of their career thus far at Glastonbury Festival on Saturday, with the West Holts stage hitting capacity near...

It was unwise of the prime minister to say he ‘deeply regrets’ the ‘island of strangers’ phrase, writes John Rentoul – but even more so to a...

Does the Government now see itself as immoral? I ask this because just a few days ago, Keir Starmer was arguing that there was a “clear mora...

SIR KEIR Starmer has put “party before country” by caving to rebels and softening his benefit cuts, a Labour peer has warned.The PM was...

Moral arguments. Like pre-Sadiq London buses, you don’t get any for 14 years of Tory austerity, and then they all come along at once.The iss...

The prime minister will survive the rebellion over benefits cuts, because he will cave in to his MPs demands on welfare – but from here on,...

Sir Keir Starmer is facing a major backbench rebellion over his proposed welfare reforms, which some predict could threaten his future as Pr...