Israel’s actions in Gaza have gone ‘beyond reasonable self-defence’ — Streeting
The shadow health secretary confirmed Labour is ‘considering’ its options on whether to back an SNP-led vote this week on an immediate ceasefire.
Piers returns to No10 to hold Sunak to account on five pledges
"You say come back and judge you in a year, here I am"
Protesters climbing war memorials could face three-month jail term
Home Secretary James Cleverly said scaling remembrance sites was ‘an insult’ and ‘cannot continue’.
Labour’s £28bn green pledge set to be consigned to the dustbin of history
The shadow chancellor said her party has to approach investment in a ‘way where the numbers add up’.
Starmer blasts Tories for going to war with national institutions
The Labour leader said Rishi Sunak’s Conservatives were ‘waging a war on the proud spirit of service in this country’.
UK pushes back at Netanyahu and calls for two-state model for ‘lasting peace’
It comes as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak prepares to reportedly meet with the family of Israeli hostages in London.
MPs considering measure used during Napoleonic Wars to allow Cameron to take Commons questions
The move involves calling the Foreign Secretary to the Bar of the House of Commons.
Labour publishes ‘campaigning bible’ for candidates ahead of election
The 24-page document does not make mention of the party’s pledge to spend £28 billion annually on green projects.
Sunak hints tax cuts will be paid for through ‘difficult decisions’ on welfare
“I’m very clear: I want to control public spending, I want to control welfare, which we’re doing", the PM told The Sunday Telegraph.