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"Trying to out Reform Reform doesn’t work"

Former Labour MSP Colin Smyth has appeared in court accused of voyeurism and possession of indecent photographs of children.

Tax rises are a choice - and an extremely unwise choice, given that the private sector is already groaning under the heaviest tax burden since the 1940s.

Labour’s electoral dominance in Caerphilly, deep in the party’s Welsh heartlands, has collapsed while Reform UK and Plaid Cymru have hoovered up votes. On a visit to the south Rhymney Valley ahead of a historic byelection, John Harris…

The Reform UK leader writes it was one of the greatest scandals in modern British history.

EXCLUSIVE: The Reform UK leader said the ever-worsening scandal should be the last straw for 'this morally corrupt Labour government.'

MPs are ready to push on digital IDs, farmers' inheritance tax, the two-child benefit cap and affordable housing

Former deputy PM’s resignation statement offered a moment to reflect on what the party had lost – and might have again

How can people be this thick?

Shahid Malik is one of five people accused of taking advantage of the Government’s need to scale up testing for the virus in 2021.

Shahid Malik is one of five people accused of taking advantage of the Government’s need to scale up testing for the virus in 2021.

Shahid Malik is one of five people accused of taking advantage of the Government’s need to scale up testing for the virus in 2021.

The Schools White Paper, which has already been delayed from spring to autumn, has been pushed back again to 2026

Labour chair says that Tory proposals to revoke indefinite leave to remain in some cases will ‘tear families apart’

Some MPs believe the Chancellor needs to break the manifesto pledge in 'one big painful move'

The Home Secretary returned a £2,500 gift she previously received from Manjit Jhooty after MPs raised concerns about Jhoots Pharmacy.

The party plans to do more to call out the Reform UK leader, with internal polling showing 57% of all voters saying Mr Farage's sympathy for Putin is a risk to national security

Without survivor support and input, the inquiry "will be doomed to criticism whether unfair or not", says Alan Collins.