The two sides are negotiating a deal for the UK to align with EU animal, plant and health laws

Burnham's suggestion that the UK could rejoin the UK has put him at odds with some Cabinet colleagues, who say there is 'no appetite' for the move

The i Paper can reveal Burnham made his dramatic shift days after fraught discussions with EU leaders over Made in Europe threat to UK economy.

The Home Secretary is weighing up how to soften indefinite leave to remain changes

The Prime Minister promised to set out different options for closer UK-EU relations later this year

Unison chiefs adds to pressure on the Home Secretary to U-turn

The revelation risks reigniting left-wing anger at Labour’s approach to Gaza

Divisions in the party are rising over closer ties with Europe

Brexit reset begun under Sir Keir Starmer can go much further, senior EU figure says

The policy of 'grand flattery' towards the US President appears to be over

Chancellor John Healey's first Budget is already being described as make-or-break

Economic constraints could see Burnham seek his own mandate

TUC chief calls for expansion of Jobs Guarantee scheme – and sanctions for those who then reject its opportunities

The expected deal comes after a spate of smugglers launching so-called “taxi boats” from the country earlier this year

The PM has already opened the door to meeting EU demands to lower university tuition fees for European students as part of closer trade ties

Luke Campbell is said to be on defection watch, but denies any intention of quitting Reform

More Labour MPs to publicly oppose Home Secretary's changes to indefinite leave to remain

Brussels has long demanded that the UK agrees to lower tuition fees for EU students as part of a youth visa deal for under-30s

The expected deal comes after a spate of smugglers launching so-called “taxi boats” from the country earlier this year

The number of international recruits hired into care jobs has plunged - and this has not been offset by British workers entering the sector

Delay to appointments sparked rumours of discontent over the top jobs

The Reform leader had an eight-person protection team and two vehicles

The Reform leader's spokesman told The i Paper it was a downgrade on the state-funded security he had previously received

A plan for councils to provide new homes for migrants has been halted by ministers amid concerns over costs, The i Paper has learnt, in a potential blow to Andy Burnham’s plan to shut asylum hotels. T...

Andy Burnham will outline proposals to hand significant powers to mayors on Monday

Polling for The i Paper reveals Burnham is more trusted with the economy than Farage

Pollsters warn lead is 'wafer thin' and such boosts 'rarely survive contact with the daily grind of leading'

Charity criticises Shabana Mahmood's plan to double time it takes to qualify for leave to remain

The climbdown is the latest development in The Labour Party's plan to end the use of asylum hotels by 2029

'It's over, Andy Burnham has won', an MP told The i Paper

The Prime Minister has said he will fight any leadership challenge after Greater Manchester mayor sweeps to by-election victory

Keir Starmer is ringing members of the Cabinet in a bid to shore up his position in the wake of Andy Burnham’s by-election victory. The Prime Minister is already understood to have spoken to at least ...

Labour MPs worry 'history is repeating itself' over a lack of policy

Sir Keir Starmer is trying to postpone the toughest part of the EU negotiations on cheaper university fees for European students

Keir Starmer’s own current welfare minister said the PM's authority was in tatters after a Labour rebellion over welfare reforms

Manchester mayor faces a battle to defeat Reform UK if he becomes Prime Minister

EU foreign ministers held private talks in Brussels earlier this week

Reform UK’s candidate to take on Andy Burnham in a crunch by-election next month once said women get abortions for “vanity purposes” and want to “shag anyone they want”. The i Paper has seen a file of...

The proposal would give travellers a single way to pay for buses, trains, trams and coaches across the region

Andy Burnham warned by economists over spending plans after he commits to Rachel Reeves's fiscal rules

Signing off on Keir Starmer's flagship Brexit reset would be 'tricky' during leadership chaos, insiders say

Greater Manchester Mayor has found a parliamentary seat, and could move as soon as Thursday

Sir Keir Starmer will make another bid to reset his leadership with a crunch speech on Monday

'Big, expansive, ambitious conversations' are also under way over the long-term future of the EU relationship

Talk of replacing the Prime Minister is reaching 'fever pitch', Labour MPs say

***EMBARGOED 6pm******EMBARGOED 6pm******EMBARGOED 6pm*** Sir Keir Starmer is expected to order Labour MPs to vote against a sleaze inquiry over the Peter Mandelson vetting fiasco in what some insider...

Probe will examine Mandelson’s activities between 2004 and 2006, when he was serving as EU commissioner for trade

Cabinet members are distancing themselves from Mandelson debacle

Revelation came as sacked Foreign Office chief Olly Robbins gave evidence on Peter Mandelson appointment to MPs