Factors key to the Government’s decision include ‘insufficient’ humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza, and reports of the mistreatment ...

Manchester is Britain’s top first-time buyer hotspot outside London, according to analysis of mortgage lending data by a major bank. Halifax looked at mortgage approval data to calculate the findings, ...

The race for the Tory leadership has begun to heat up as MPs return to Westminster following the summer recess.

The proposed amendment to the Passenger Railway Services (Public Ownership) Bill follows the new Labour Government making a multi-year pay offer to train drivers in a bid to resolve long-running pay ...

Finance Secretary Shona Robison has sought to blame Westminster for a “whole new era of austerity” as she prepares to update MSPs on the scale of Scottish Government spending cuts.

Local authorities said the accounting system for council housing is ‘in a perilous state’ and a new rent settlement alone cannot fix it.

The findings come after the Prime Minister said summer riots involving the far-right had ‘exposed the state of our country’.

Ministers are urged to ensure a food security strategy encompasses the entire ecosystem – including manufacturing, logistics and retail.

Tom Tugendhat will insist only under his leadership can the Tories win back the trust of the public after ‘recent games’ at Westminster.

The British Chambers of Commerce has called for a balance to be struck between creating the skills needed for a green economy and protecting jobs.

The Tory leadership hopeful insisted attempts to reform the European Convention on Human Rights are ‘doomed to failure’.

Pontins has apologised to Irish Travellers after an investigation found practices aimed at barring them from its holiday parks. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) served the holiday park ...