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Unemployment remains higher than the national average in the former coalfield areas, and there are fewer well-paid, secure jobs

ANDREW PIERCE: Two former Tory chairmen are warning the party is making a mistake by pressing ahead with its summer gala at the exclusive Hurlingham Club.

Labour has pledged to prevent new North Sea oil and gas licences being awarded.

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves will set out Labour's plans for a jobs revolution, with 650,000 new roles for plumbers, electricians, engineers and technicians over five years

Party begins week of campaigning on economy under pressure to say if it will raise taxes to pay for £7.3bn plans

The polling guru warned that while Reform was damaging the Conservative vote, the Greens and Lib Dems were simiarly squeezing Labour.

NIGEL Farage will turn his fire on Labour today as he launches Reform’s election manifesto.

NIGEL Farage will turn his fire on Labour today as he launches Reform’s election manifesto.

Shadow chancellor also wants to secure billions of pounds of investment via an international summit

“Truth crushed to earth shall rise again;/ The eternal years of God are hers./ But er­ror, wounded, writhes with pain./ And dies amongst his worshippers” – Willian Cullen Bryant (1794-1878) From the historical perspective, and going by the…

Leader Nigel Farage is set to unveil what the party calls a ‘contract’ with voters.

With less than three weeks until UK election day, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is running out of time to change an ominous tune for his Conservative Party.

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting has "let the cat out of the bag" on the party's spending plans, it was claimed.

Tories said Streeting 'let the cat out of the bag' by suggesting that Labour had not been fully open about its plans for the public finances

A huge gap has opened up between pensions and working-age benefits, and millions of children are paying the price

The Northern Youth Progressive Movement, NYPM, has described as baseless and defamatory statements credited to one Isa Tijani masquerading as a labour veteran, faulting the nationwide strike by Organised Labour over the minimum wage.

In making wealth the number one priority, Keir Starmer is agreeing to longstanding economic myths, writes Bernie Evans. Plus letters from Yvonne Williams, Anthony Cheke and Eva Tutchell

Wes Streeting urged voters not to ‘give the matches back to the arsonist to finish the job’.