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The Prime Minister announced Labour's plans on Friday to impose the mandatory cards on all adults by the end of this Parliament.

The WhatsApp messages appear to directly contradict the party's denials last week that embattled Chief of Staff, Morgan McSweeney, used his Labour Together think tank to back Sir Keir.

With Andy Burnham and left-wing Labour rebels threatening to oust him on one side and Nigel Farage taking Labour voters away on the other, Keir Starmer arrives in Liverpool as a man under siege, writes political editor David Maddox

The Prime Minister says the Reform leader is more interested in lining his pockets than helping hard working families.

Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham claims Labour MPs want him to launch a leadership bid against Sir Keir Starmer, who faces a major bout of party infighting.

The poll also shows that Rachel Reeves is currently the least popular Chancellor since records began.

Each new town will have the potential for around 10,000 homes, with a minimum of 40% for affordable housing, along with GP surgeries, schools, libraries and local transport links

Keir Starmer told the Sunday Mirror that Nigel Farage is more interested in lining his pockets than helping hard working families as he ramped up his attacks on Reform

Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed digital ID cards will come into force across the UK

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch believes Prime Minister can be forced into embarrassing climbdown, just as he was with grooming gangs inquiry and winter fuel payments

Prime Minister accused of 'desperation' in vicious attack on insurgent Reform UK

Elevating Manchester mayor may seem like a good idea but his naive ideas and the practicality of mounting a Labour leadership bid suggest otherwise

The Prime Minister tore into Reform UK’s controversial plans to end indefinite leave to remain, describing them as “one of the most shocking things” Mr Farage had come up with

Devastating polling shows voters think the country is going in the wrong direction and Labour is failing to tackle the cost of living or govern with integrity

This is what I warned you against. Sir Keir Starmer, I told you, was a hard anti-British Leftist who had so much contempt for us that he did not even try to hide the truth.

The prime minister could yet defy the prophets of doom, writes John Rentoul – and with Reform UK at ‘peak Farage’, the future looks set for coalitions rather than outright majorities

The prime minister said the populist Reform UK party's policies and politics would 'tear this country apart' as he arrived in Liverpool for Labour’s party conference. Speaking to school pupils at the Liverpool Echo's offices on Saturday,…

Two-thirds of the British public feel that Labour has failed to meet their expectation, new polling shows.

In the midst of Labour's internal chaos, a fierce battle for leadership unfolds. As political ambitions clash, the future of the party hangs in the balance.

Sir Keir Starmer said Reform UK’s policies would tear the country apart as he vowed Labour would offer an alternative vision of ‘national renewal’.