'I live in a stunning UK seaside town - but I may never move out of my parents' house'
EXCLUSIVE: A 26-year-old builder from Cornwall makes a living renovating holiday homes - but high prices mean he can't find a ...
London restaurant owner's 13-year fight against telecom boxes reaches Parliament
Debbie Monfries has seen revenue at her Caribbean restaurant in Herne Hill, south London, plummet since the five large ...
Opinion
Why the New British Ambassador to the U.S. Is the ‘Prince of Darkness’
The newly minted British ambassador to the U.S. seems like a risky choice for the second iteration of Donald Trump’s White House. Peter Mandelson—who officially stepped into the role earlier this week ...
Losing Tory election candidate accused of 'parading around as an MP' blames Labour tax for 'confusing' sign
Seven months after losing in the general election - a sign remaina promoting losing candidate Chris Green as 'MP for Bolton ...
'£15m is better spent on school and NHS than our NRM'
Our letter writer says the £15m needed for the NRM expansion would be better spent on schools and NHS - do you agree?
Bishop of London breaks down in tears lamenting 'micro-aggressions still faced by women in the Church of England'
The Right Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally DBE (pictured) choked up at a meeting of the General Synod - also known as the Church's Parliament - this week.
It keeps getting worse: Astonishing gaffe by member of Albo's inner circle after Grace Tame T-shirt debacle... and four words give away the election date: PVO
Weeks after Tame wore a grubby T-shirt to the Lodge, and suggested an unnamed Labor staffer had given it the nod of approval, ...
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Shura Council participates in UN Parliamentary Hearings in New York
The Shura Council participated in the Annual Parliamentary Hearings held at the United Nations headquarters in New York over two days, ...
Reeves ‘considering stealth income tax rise in Spring Statement’
Rachel Reeves is considering a stealth income tax rise in the Spring Statement next month. The Chancellor is looking at tax ...
Northumberland MP says Infected Blood payouts are taking 'far, far, far too long'
Northumberland MP Ian Lavery is among backbenchers to have warned the Government that payouts to the victims of the ...
'It took months to cancel out-of-date energy bill'
The rule against back-billing was introduced in 2018 in part to ensure energy suppliers keep their billing processes ...
Speaker of the House concludes successful official visit to Japan
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Juliet Holness, has concluded what the Parliament is describing as a successful ...