Second-home owners who rent out their properties to cut their tax bills face a crackdown under Treasury proposals to stop them avoiding coun...

Findings of a survey commissioned by The Independent reveals Andy Burnham as favourite to take over from the prime minister

The UK Government said it is “fully committed to upholding the right to free speech”, after the head of a campaign group aimed at preventing...

The decision to water down the imposition of inheritance tax on family farms, slipped out by the Government just before Christmas, is only t...

After a chaotic year and with the threat of a Labour coup rising, the PM used his festive address to insist his 'priority' is making life ea...

The Government has backtracked on a promise to boost council funding to offer early years health support to help parents bond with, and feed...

YouGov research found half of the public expect the PM to be gone within a year, including 19 per cent who are 'definite' about his demise.

Senegal looked the stronger of the two title contenders, with Nicolas Jackson scoring a brace for the 2021 champions

Labour risks losing support from both left and right over its stance on closer ties with Europe as Reform and the Tories accused the party o...

A Yougov poll has shown that the lead held by Nigel Farage’s party has dropped from 10 to five points with both Labour and the Tories gainin...

Under the original plan farmers faced paying IHT at a 20 per cent rate on land worth more than £1million from April. Defra today lifted that...

While millions of us get ready to ding dong merrily on high, six young political activists have so far been on hunger strike for between a m...

‘Loopholes’ in strategy mean imports of hunting trophies, real fur and foie gras will remain legal

Official national accounts painted a dismal picture, with growth slightly worse than previously thought in the second quarter of the year.

Wes Streeting fuelled rumours about his intentions yesterday by suggesting the UK should rejoin the EU customs union.