People who create or try to create non-consensual intimate images will be committing a crime from this week amid an explosion of sexualised deepfakes on Elon Musk's X

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle will announce a new 'package of measures' in a major drive to stop kids wasting their childhoods doomscrolling on social media on their phones

The Mirror's Sophie Huskisson was fitted with an alcohol tag for a day to see how they work - and as prisons minister James Timpson said, they certainly do work

The Mirror's Sophie Huskisson was fitted with an alcohol tag for a day to see how they work - and as prisons minister James Timpson said, they certainly do work

Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has admitted Donald Trump's trade plan is a 'greater' danger to the UK than countries similar to us as he explained the risks

Kemi Badenoch attempted to put Labour on the back foot on the economy - only to have her party's dire 14-year record thrown back at her. Here The Mirror looks at some highlights

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Tory leader Kemi Badenoch is facing criticism from MPs who have said her comments were 'shockingly offensive and irresponsible' and did not put victims 'front and centre'

Labour MP Paula Barker has warned that the Renters' Rights Bill fails to address 'significantly high costs' of rent and had demanded ministers tighten it up to protect tenants

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has been using his platform X/Twitter to launch a barrage of attacks on the Labour government over the grooming gangs scandal

Tech billionaire Elon Musk has been using his platform X/Twitter to launch a barrage of attacks on the Labour government over the grooming gangs scandal

Labour has ditched the former Tory government's controversial plans to destroy millions of wills to save costs on storage after hundreds of people 'vehemently opposed' them

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has been accused of stooping to a 'new low' by trying to get donations for her party by 'playing politics with the safety of vulnerable children'

In his first interview of the year, Prime Minister Keir Stamer vowed no child in the North will be left behind as he set his sights on inequalities plaguing schools

Keir Starmer admitted he had a 'smile' after Nigel Farage gushed about how 'cool' it was to have the tech billionaire's support - only for Elon Musk later turn on him

Labour MP Dawn Butler tells the Mirror about her cancer experience with the NHS - as she joins with charity founder Leanne Pero to fight for a more equal system

Ian Russell, whose daughter Molly took her own life after seeing harmful material online in 2017, has hit out at Meta's decision to scrap its longstanding fact-checking programme

Prime Minister Keir Stamer praised the Mirror's campaign to put an end to cowboy cosmetic surgery and said it was vital to get to grips with unregulated salons and clinics

Labour has been accused of betraying more than three million women who lost out on years of state pension payments after years of pledging support for the WASPI campaign

NHS workers and teachers have responded with fury after a pay rise of 2.8% was proposed by ministers - with fears raised the country could descend into strikes again

Chair of the Commons’ Technology committee Chi Onwurah warned the Tech Secretary she will be 'on his case' to ensure he delivers on his 'huge ambitions' to make social media safe

Five months to the day since becoming Prime Minister, Keir Starmer delivered a major speech and unveiled his 'Plan for Change' - a vision for the country over the next five years

Five months to the day since becoming Prime Minister, No10 said Keir Starmer will unveil a 'clear destination' for the country over the next five years in a major speech

Scotland has vowed to axe the 'pernicious' two-child benefit limit in a move that will pile massive pressure on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to cut the Tory benefit rule

Taxpayers are set to pay £4billion more than expected to build new prison places after the Tories botched their plans, Whitehall’s spending watchdog has warned

MPs voted by 330 votes to 275 to support a private members bill brought by Labour MP Kim Leadbeater, which could usher in one of the biggest societal changes

MPs are debating MP Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill in the Commons - it marks the first time legalising assisted dying has been considered since 2015

MPs are debating MP Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill in the Commons - it marks the first time legalising assisted dying has been considered since 2015

MPs will debate MP Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill today in the Commons, with the emotive issue of assisted dying being considered for the first time since 2015

Former Tory MP Dame Andrea Jenkyns has admitted she went to Reform UK's conference after getting 'hold of a press pass' and apparently entering under the guise of a journalist

Net migration stood at an estimated 728,000, down from a record 906,000 in the year to June 2023. This is the difference between the number of people arriving and leaving the country

Reform UK Nigel Farage has claimed incoming US president Donald Trump would 'love' him to become the UK ambassador to the United States in a cringe interview on TV

Under existing laws assisted dying is currently banned in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and carries a maximum sentence of 14 years. MPs will vote on changing the law on Friday

MPs are due to vote on assisted dying in an historic moment on Friday but seven MPs from across parties have supported a bid to halt the plans going through the Commons

Employment minister Alison McGovern refused to say whether someone who is not sick but is signed off work with illness is a criminal after being repeatedly asked on Sky News

Nathaniel Dye, 38, whose stage 4 incurable bowel cancer has spread to his brain, said it would break his heart if assisted dying laws didn’t pass on the grounds of costs

Defence sources said the senior Tory MP James Cartlidge used the chopper while at the Ministry of Defence to ferry him to and from events via an airfield near his constituency