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It’s been fifteen years since the triple lock was brought in to boost pensions – and ease pensioner poverty. Now, former MP Andy Milburn is calling for the same to be introduced for young people.

Sky's political editor Beth Rigby says she has never seen cabinet ministers come out after a crucial cabinet meeting and publicly support the prime minister in this way.

The first UK inflation data reflecting the Iran conflict is being released. Read this and the rest of today's upcoming consumer and personal finance news below.

The prime minister is under renewed pressure over his decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the US. The top civil servant in the Foreign Office - Sir Olly Robbins - has been fired follo...

Across America, Canada and Mexico, for the first time ever, 48 teams will compete in football's biggest tournament. Here is all you need to know.

The EU Entry/Exit System will require travellers to complete new registrations at borders.

After expressing hope of reaching an end to the war, Donald Trump has reverted to tough rhetoric - with both Iran and NATO in his sights. He's said Tehran should be "begging" for a deal and NATO has d...

The findings reveal a mismatch, says Sky's political correspondent Rob Powell. Voters seem broadly supportive of the position the prime minister has taken - and yet still don't seem convinced about ho...

The US embassy in Baghdad has told its citizens to leave Iraq immediately, as Donald Trump said he hopes the UK, France, China and more nations will send warships to the Strait of Hormuz as Iran halts...

"He is a political hostage. Held at the behest of a load of half-rate left-wing MPs, none of whom grasp the seriousness of the world that Britain is now in," the Conservative leader will say.

The US president is reportedly 'very disappointed' over the UK's decision to stop the US from using its bases to strike Iran. Listen to the latest Politics at Sam and Anne's podcast below for more det...

What does the US conflict with Iran mean for what was already set to be a highly politicised World Cup this summer?

Sir Idris, renowned for his love of his mopeds so much it made its way into a Taylor Swift song, was hit with a £147 fine.

Braverman has been the MP for Fareham and Waterlooville in Hampshire since 2015.

A man has been shot dead by federal agents in Minneapolis. The shooting comes two weeks after a woman was shot dead by an ICE agent, and amid widespread protests over the Trump administration's immigr...

Mr Trump made his original comments at the World Economic Forum earlier this week as he questioned if NATO would "be there if we ever needed them".

The mother of a veteran who suffered horrific injuries condemns the US president's comments as "the ultimate insult".

When an MP decides they want to defect to another party a by-election should be automatically triggered to allow the constituents the opportunity have their democratic right to agree or not with their...

The health secretary appeared to leave the door open to joining a customs union - in what is being seen as a challenge to the PM.

Scotland’s young people face limited opportunities after Brexit but could their vision for the future re-shape Scotland’s place in Europe?

The 2026 World Cup will feature 13 different kick-off times, with almost half the group stage matches taking place after 00:00 BST.

Downing Street has played down comments from David Lammy, the deputy prime minister and justice secretary, about the chances of the UK joining a customs union with the EU. Earlier, a plan to help thou...

A year ago, Keir Starmer’s Labour Party won the largest majority in Parliament this century and consigned the Conservatives, Labour’s historic rival, to its worst defeat. Now, after 15 months in power...

The inquiry says an earlier lockdown could have saved 23,000 lives in the first wave in England - and lockdown could have been avoided altogether with earlier interventions.

John Major has launched a devastating attack on Brexit, branding it an "act of collective folly."