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Future Labour government will include new Railways Act in first King's Speech after election

Labour’s policy to renationalise the railways, albeit over time when the existing private franchise contracts expire, is one of the rare surviving policies of the Corbyn years

The PM doesn't rule out cuts to non-protected Whitehall departments, beyond health and education, to fund the boost to 2.5 per cent

Military experts claim Russia, China and North Korea show what preparing for war looks like as Nato lags behind

Israeli officials say they have US support for controversial plans, despite public opposition over humanitarian concerns

Broadcasters are entitled to 'freedom of expression' but must follow new rules on politician presenters, regulator says

Police and ambulance services, including two air ambulances, attended Amman Valley school in Ammanford just after 11am

Experts say prices could rise if tensions in the Middle East escalate

French authorities say up to 50 migrants stormed the boat, which was already full of people who had paid smugglers for the crossing to the UK, causing a crush

The move was called a 'timely and adequate response' to Finland joining Nato, in the Kremlin's latest nuclear threat against the West

MP Kevan Jones has tabled an amendment to the Horizon Offences Bill that would require the Government to act within 30 days of legislation being passed

The 61-year-old politician was arrested and charged in relation to historical sexual allegations at the end of March

Clothes made for the brands could be impounded by US officials following i's investigation, as senior congresswoman warns of 'extremely serious' case

Gabrielle Taylor says living on the Costa del Sol is 'so much cheaper' than the UK and amenities and transport are better

Labour's deputy leader has faced scrutiny about whether she paid the right amount of tax on the 2015 sale of her Stockport council house

Barnaby Webber's mother shared an open letter as she said she has been denied the opportunity to speak to the officers 'privately and anonymously'

Russia has a window of opportunity to step up offensives while it has the upper hand in terms of firepower and troops, analysts say

Campaigners fear new rules will have a 'chilling effect on voting' and could lead to mass disenfranchisement

Laura Kuenssberg will present the BBC’s coverage of the May 2 local and mayoral elections in a 'rehearsal' for the general election

The package also includes a national security bill that could effectively ban TikTok in the United States

At least 283 bodies discovered at hospital in Khan Yunis this week after withdrawal of Israeli forces, local officials say

Men draped in England flags clashed with officers after 'far-right and groups linked to football clubs' converged on London

PR guru Matthew Freud warns Sir Keir Starmer against chasing a Labour endorsement from Rupert Murdoch's newspaper

It is the second time the Chancellor has been accused of breaking Parliamentary rules over charging for access to Westminster in less than two months

The trial is increasingly looking like the American legal system’s best chance of landing a politically damaging conviction before 5 November

US Department of State spokesperson Matthew Miller said Hamas seemed more interested in full-scale regional war than a hostage agreement

The image was taken by the Princess of Wales at Windsor within the last few days

More people are being dragged into paying inheritance tax due to the threshold freezing. Here's how you can reduce your bill

Edwards has resigned 'on medical advice', the BBC has revealed, following allegations he paid a young person for sexually explicit photos

A four-year-old girl is reported to be among those killed in a crush on board a small boat