Khaldoon al-Mubarak was granted immunity six years ago, protecting him from potential legal proceedings in the UK

There is no reason to delay plans for potentially three years.

In the 1980s Tony Blair argued that “under public ownership the industries are more accountable”

Viewing decentralisation as a silver bullet could lead to an unthinking rush to pass down power as fast as possible

Heavily northern-based sector says intervention by Burnham is needed to reverse ‘dramatic decline’ caused by new packaging levies

The RNLI were denied entry to Southampton and Portsmouth ports

Up to 500 activists dressed in black with their faces covered brought part of UK port town to a standstill on Saturday

Crackdown by local officials in England has raised concerns about infringements on civil liberties

A summer on the road suited the prime minister’s open style, but now the walls of conventional politics are closing in, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook said the change was "essential" for helping mayors "effectively deliver new homes".

Charities who worked with him in Greater Manchester believe PM enters Number 10 understanding what drives the crisis

Since operator C2C was brought into public hands last year, outcomes have yet to see much improvement

An early political dividing line on technical education risks obscuring the case for which he has long argued

Transactions fuel criticism of the party’s lack of transparency over its financing

Prime minister’s opening devolution gambit does not lack ambition