A number of Labour MPs say they will vote against the government's proposed welfare reforms.

Former service personnel who have seen the treatment of veterans in America think the U.K. could learn something — and make up for successive broken promises.

Reform UK’s new constitution grants “extraordinary” levels of power to its chair Zia Yusuf, DeSmog can reveal. The party rulebook grants the multi-millionaire tech entrepreneur extensive, largely unch...

Analysts expect the Bank Rate to be lowered to 4.25 percent.

Exclusive: Shipping documents expose how Instro Precision has been sending military items to Israel amid the Gaza genocide.

The EU is looking to sanction over 100 vessels and dozens of individuals and entities, Reuters reports.

If you listen to or watch the news today, you will find that the most important matter to report is that, apparently, we won World War II 80 years ago. That is not news. That is jingoism. It is als...

Farmers demand assurances on US pigs being raised in cages and pumped with antibiotics

As the Guardian notes this morning: Ministers have left the door open to a humiliating U-turn on their highly contentious plans to cut benefits for disabled people, amid mounting uproar over the prop...

As the FT notes this morning: Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to slash spending on Britain’s “broken” and “indefensible” health-related welfare system, which is costing the government £65bn a year and is o...

Transport for London publishes data for how pollution levels have been affected by Ulez expansion

The United Nations criticised UK poverty rates and called for the DWP to scrap the two-child limit and benefit cap.

Very public squabble between Nigel Farage and Rupert Lowe has been a joy to witness – even if predictable

Long hooked on American defence exports, allies feel buyers’ remorse over hardware dependent on Washington support

Is local democracy working? A personal view