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A devo-max argument could counter John Swinney’s belief that the ‘limits of devolution’ have been reached, a reader says

Rachel Reeves’s drive to speed up development is beginning to treat wildlife and the environment as expendable. Voters want homes built, but not at any cost

Exclusive: deputy leadership favourite says budget can revive party’s appeal, while Bridget Phillipson pitches to channel grassroots views to cabinet

The Business Secretary must change his mind on this disastrous measure.

Lawrence Fitzpatrick branded Tuesday’s special meeting calling for the vote as a move designed to wreck a “stable minority Labour administration”.

He said he will fight 'tooth and nail' against the plans

A GB News commentator claimed the UK is in "big trouble" ahead of Rachel Reeves Autumn Budget

Sir Keir Starmer has been accused of not having a "grip" over some of his Cabinet members.

When councillors rejected a plan for 195 new homes and saw an appeal dismissed by the High Court, they may have thought it was the end of the issue.

EXCLUSIVE: A 46-year-old farmer from Derbyshire has accused Labour of squeezing cash from "family businesses just trying to feed the nation".

EXCLUSIVE: The government has been accused of failing to protect British farming from threats including foreign exports, inflation and tax hikes.

Honourable Joseph Akinlaja, has warned that the only way Dangote Refinery can prevent its workers from joining existing oil industry unions.

The Labour Party (LP) has reacted to ongoing debates over possible alliances with opposition parties and former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, ahead of the 2027 general election. Naija News reports that the LP’s Interim National Publicity…

Four Birmingham councillors quit the Labour Party in the past week amid concerns over the direction of the city council

Production was forced to stop at three UK production plants following a cyber-attack.

When I announced last week that the next Conservative government will abolish stamp duty on homes, people immediately understood why. You get it, says Kemi Badenoch.