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Disabled people across England will be able to use free bus passes at any time from April 2027 after Andy Burnham removes weekday travel restrictions.
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has urged Nigel Farage to work together, proposing a united right-wing alliance between Restore Britain and Reform UK.
Andy Burnham has outlined a sweeping vision to reshape UK governance and the economy, focusing on devolution, housing reform, and public control of key services, intensifying speculation about his path to Downing Street.
The murder of Henry Nowak has intensified a political clash between Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage over policing, public safety, and trust in British law enforcement.
Keir Starmer warned against political division ahead of major UK elections as Labour faces pressure from Reform UK, the Greens, and growing voter dissatisfaction.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny over the Peter Mandelson vetting scandal and political accountability.
UK PM Keir Starmer meets Xi Jinping in Beijing, aiming for a more sophisticated UK-China relationship focused on trade, security, and global stability.
Keir Starmer’s allies launch a campaign to block Burnham’s return to Parliament amid Gorton by-election tensions. Will Burnham challenge Starmer’s leadership?
The UK government confirms it will implement the 2027 Carbon Border Tax despite concerns from businesses about costs and international trade.
The Met Police faces scrutiny after a watchdog report revealed long-standing failings in vetting and misconduct checks, prompting calls for reform.
Justice Secretary David Lammy is expected to soften proposals to limit jury trials following criticism from lawyers and senior politicians.
Richard Hughes, head of the Office for Budget Responsibility, resigns following a major breach in budget publication before the Chancellor's announcement.
Angela Rayner says Labour will strengthen workers’ rights from day one, promising stronger protections and employment reforms early in government.