Ministers are facing pressure from Labour MPs and peers to cap political donations

The i Paper understands that the Government is considering two options for a replacement property tax, with more than 100 Labour MPs backing major reform

If a leadership contest is trigger and Keir Starmer runs, there is a chance he could still win

Allies have tipped Al Carns as a future prime minister or Cabinet minister

Allies have tipped Al Carns as a future prime minister or Cabinet minister

Peter Mandelson had clearance to view 'top secret' material within three and a half weeks of being announced as US ambassador

Rayner's intervention has threatened to put rocket boosters under a rebellion over changes to the immigration rules

Ministers are looking at ways to make it easier to bring in targeted energy support for low-income households

Ministers are looking at ways to make it easier to bring in targeted energy support for low-income households

The bill got bogged down in the Lords after more than 1,200 amendments were tabled

Rhun ap Iorwerth - the Plaid Cymru leader - says Reform UK is 'exploiting' voters in Wales, while Labour has 'a sense of entitlement'

Rachel Reeves will deliver her Budget in the Commons this afternoon

Lead author of the landmark Strategic Defence Review says the UK is currently 'running on luck' and post-Cold War era 'fumes' to protect itself from attack

One MP said the cost of cleaning up flags painted on buildings and roundabouts means 'less money for real public services that are already underfunded'

One MP said the cost of cleaning up flags painted on buildings and roundabouts means 'less money for real public services that are already underfunded'

A spokesperson for the Prime Minister insisted he had 'full confidence' in Rachel Reeves

A Labour insider said the party's recent by-election defeat in Wales will 'only make MPs panic more'

Pressure is mounting over the cost of asylum accommodation, with spending between 2019 and 2029 expected to triple from £4.5bn to £15.3bn

Careers advisers are to be 'embedded' in health centres to help sick and disabled people into work

A pilot of the scheme helped secure a combined £1.67m in financial gains for participants

Prince Andrew has been forced to stop using his royal titles, but only a Commons vote can formally remove them

Stephen Timms said he hoped the review would create a ‘consensus about the right way forward’ on PIP after MPs’ rebellion

Britain’s claim to have played a 'key role' in the peace process has met scepticism from both Israel and the US

Economists say higher business rates risk keeping food prices above 5 per cent next year

Service families have faced sub-standard accommodation