The i Paper understands the move will deliver a more diverse supply of housing styles and free up developers from a 'web of regulation'

EU ambassador gives renewed signal of desire to find agreement on youth mobility scheme

Nuclear fusion's proponents describe the opportunity to dominate what is set to become a £30trn sector as the 'UK's Nasa moment'

Search unit escapes immediate axe - after The i Paper's story changes US President's mind

The Prime Minister dodged all of the major beartraps that could have doomed the visit to the annals of diplomatic disaster

Keir Starmer has committed the Government to spending an extra £6bn a year on defence. The UK's previous procurement record suggests much of it will go to waste

The Mayor of London told a meeting of EU ambassadors that Brexit was 'an awful act of self-harm'

The i Paper, iweekend and our journalists have received nominations for the 2025 Press Awards – which celebrate the best of UK journalism

Those surrounding Starmer are understood to be in the early stages of planning a rejig of the PM’s senior team

Leading pollster believes Reform could win next year's Welsh Senedd election. Labour and the Tories accused of being like 'rabbits in the headlights'

Sir Keir Starmer vows to cut back restrictions around planning to allow nationally significant infrastructure to go ahead

Allies say the Culture Secretary is best place to reach out to Labour's former heartlands - but needs to be used

PM 'will have to make a choice' between the US and Europe, senior MEP Sandro Gozi tells The i Paper

The i Paper visited Scunthorpe, where the right-wing party looks to be a serious contender in the race to be Greater Lincolnshire mayor

Keir Starmer is pushing for closer ties to the EU as part of a 'reset' of relations, five years on from Brexit taking effect

Health and social care bosses will be told to focus spending £9bn of funding on keeping the elderly living independently at home

Around 1 in 11 people in the UK will be claiming the state pension by mid-2032

A source said the “narrow” review of high-skilled visas will instead look at “speeding up processes"

The EU has said the 'ball is in the UK’s court' when it comes to rejoining the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Convention

The Labour peer has revealed his frustration at the pace of Starmer's attempts to reset Britain's relationship with the EU

Around 65,000 households received solid wall insulation support under these programmes between 2022 and November 2024, according to Department for Energy Security and Net Zero figures

EU's Maros Sefcovic had said the UK joining the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Convention (PEM) is 'something we could consider'

Keeping more than 400 MPs in line will be no easy task – and some are already proving troublesome for the PM

EU sources say they expect Musk to attack other leaders after his onslaught against Starmer

Digging a gully in the pavement outside homes could resolve major charging problem

The EU previously acted as a watchdog on sewage pollution

More than 30,000 people have crossed the Channel so far this year, including women and children

Campaigners claim there is a lack of transparency in how incidents and assessed

175 of the MPs defeated at the general election were Conservatives

175 of the MPs defeated at the general election were Conservatives

Reform UK says it has surpassed 131,680 members, which was the number the Tories sent out for ballots in the most recent leadership contest