Critics say "Orwell would have enjoyed the irony" of the former Conservative minister's appointment

MPs had previously backed Conservative amendment to ask developers to provide hollow bricks for endangered birds

MPs had previously backed Conservative amendment to ask developers to provide hollow bricks for endangered birds

Whitehall analysis provides no data or research to support the government argument that environmental legislation holds up building

Exclusive: Ministers understood to be drafting white paper this month in move to reduce legal migration

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Scrapping two-child benefit cap is among levers Rachel Reeves could pull – yet chancellor remains silent on ‘shameful’ levels of poverty

Exclusive: Analysis suggests development in flood regions result of Labour push for 1.5m new homes in five years

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The chancellor is under fire after a study cited as evidence for expanding the terminal to boost the UK’s economic growth was ordered by Heathrow itself

Marcus Bokkerink is leaving as the government signals it is serious about growth, the BBC understands.