The foreign secretary’s outburst reveals commerce has lost out to nationalism

Concerns have been raised as the average age of death stalls across the country and sinks for those in deprived areas

The UK votes to leave the European Union, prompting David Cameron to announce he is to step down as prime minister - and UKIP leader Nigel Farage to declare it "independence day".

Trade secretary warns MPs that further cases may ‘come to light’

UK Prime Minister Theresa May issues an apology to Caribbean leaders for the treatment of immigrants, but is it enough?

Statements contradict Nick Timothy’s claim that May tried to block rollout during crackdown against illegal immigration

'I’ve become the largest buyer of fridges in the world, I didn’t expect that'

Peers say it is "unbelievably inept" that deprivation funding could be handed back unspent.

The Westminster government will cut fire and rescue service funding in England by 15% over the next year, analysis from the Fire Brigades Union (FBU) has found, despite claiming that “austerity is

The prime minister told Andrew Marr a law would still be passed to make upskirting a criminal offence.

"It's absolutely clear there were challenges in the initial rollout," she said.

A head teacher says pupils arrive at her school with empty lunchboxes and are "just fixated upon food".

Some bodies went undiscovered for so long that forensic tests were needed to identify the deceased.

Paige Garratt says she was so ill during the home visit she couldn't raise her head off the sofa

EXCLUSIVE: Staff polled by GMB union say that if they didn't buy extra things for the children to eat then they would "go without"

Sir Christopher Chope’s shameless and cynical use of bankbench legislation to attack workers’ rights cannot be allowed to succeed

Benefit sanctions are “devastating” for claimants and can lead to destitution, crime, suicide, and throw up barriers to employment, a wide-ranging report probing the effects of removing payments from

Community officers are being appointed around Wales to help deal with "tensions" in some areas.

Boris Johnson has been accused of downplaying the dangers of a no-deal Brexit, as rows erupted over a government paper warning of delays, disruption and disorder if the UK crashes out of the EU on 31

Priti Patel, who was forced to resign from Theresa May’s government after revelations she had conducted secret meetings with the Israeli government, has been brought back into the Cabinet by new

The UK's social safety net has been "deliberately removed", says a UN-commissioned report on the UK.

An advertising campaign urging the public to prepare for Britain's exit from the EU begins.

The Government has denied that it has pulled its controversial £100m ‘Get Ready for Brexit’ campaign after reports in the national press claimed otherwise.

Labour accuses the PM of wasting public money on campaign telling people to prepare for 31 October Brexit.

Boris Johnson has insisted the National Health Service is "not for sale" in any post-Brexit trade deal Britain strikes with Donald Trump.

Matt Hancock has spent a busy few days trying to convince everyone that the NHS is not for sale. Just in time for the general election, Channel 4’s Dispatches revealed that five secret meetings had

Senior British civil servants have met with representatives from a US companies to discuss the NHS in post-Brexit trade negotiations, it has been revealed. Over a third of people surveyed in a recent

Boris Johnson says it is "not true" sensitive information was withheld from him as foreign secretary.

Dominic Grieve says it's essential to publish the document ahead of the general election.

Exclusive: After 16-month investigation, Met Police refer Vote Leave to the CPS for possible criminal charges. But will the timing of the election mean further delay?

Dominic Cummings, the prime minister’s most senior adviser, is facing questions from Labour over his past activities in Russia after a whistleblower came forward to raise “serious concerns” about...

EXCLUSIVE: Victims' families slammed Jacob Rees-Mogg after he said the 'common sense thing to do' would be to ignore the fire brigade's Stay Put advice and leave. After this story was published, he...

The Government has failed to deliver any of its promised 200,000 new “starter homes” despite setting aside more than £2 billion for the project, the Whitehall spending watchdog has said. The Conser...

The victim says Alun Cairns should quit after he denied knowing his former aide collapsed her trial.

Boris Johnson has given up on a windfall for the UK of almost £7bn, which would have covered more than a fifth of the “divorce bill” from the EU. Under the terms of the new withdrawal bill, which...

Psychiatrists call for more hospital beds to end the practice of sending patients miles away for care.

Britain's transport secretary was under fresh pressure to resign after the government stacked up a 50 million pound loss for cancelling contracts for extra ferries to bring in essential supplies ...

Seaborne Freight loses out on £13.8m deal to transport emergency supplies if UK leaves EU with no agreement

Review of part-privatisation says ending private contracts will cost at least £171m

A £1 billion deal has been done between the Conservatives and Democratic Unionist Party to prop up Theresa May's minority Government.

Budget giveaways for Northern Ireland are provoking a political row with other regions, with accusations from Scottish Nationalists that measures in the Budget were “buying DUP votes”.

More than 120,000 children will be homeless this Christmas, official Government statistics have revealed.

Record numbers in England are on hospital waiting lists, while A&E delays highest since target introduced.

International relations played a part in a decision not to hold a public inquiry into the death of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko, Theresa May says.

A public inquiry into the fatal poisoning of former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko moved a step closer after the High Court ordered the Home Secretary to reconsider her refusal to hold one.

Dutch investigators say they have intercepted telephone calls that implicate the Russian government in the MH17 downing over Ukraine in 2014.

Russia is behind the attempted murder of an ex-spy and his daughter in Salisbury, the PM believes.

The US president reportedly disputed UK’s ‘overwhelming evidence’ of Russian involvement in Salisbury attack

US president Donald Trump has delivered a damning verdict on what the UK would be like under a Jeremy Corbyn government in a world exclusive interview with LBC, saying the Labour leader would be “so...

Donald Trump praises incoming British PM, saying Johnson is a 'good man' who 'will get [Brexit] done'

Dominic Grieve says voters entitled to information on interference in democratic process

Former foreign secretary accused of showing ‘total disregard’ for civilians

The sister of a soldier who died 18 days after his benefits were stopped is appealing for funds to fight for a public inquest into whether the Department for Work and Pensions contributed to his

The government has once again missed its own teacher training targets in the majority of EBacc subjects, new data reveals.

Help fight school funding cuts

The social media giant says the Tory video infringed the BBC's intellectual property rights.