Sources close to the former deputy prime minister deny she is making a leadership pitch

An exclusive poll for The i Paper shows almost half of responders are against air strikes

The creation of new selective schools was outlawed by New Labour in 1998

British officials are discussing scenarios for a mass rescue, including land routes into Saudi Arabia, The i Paper understands

Chancellor says she has never met the former Duke of York and it is 'probably for the best'

The Wisdom of the Crowd proves strikingly effective at correctly guessing future events

A senior Reform party source said that the goal is to have a 'plan for government by the end of this year, start of next year'

With voters angry, polls collapsing and Reform and Plaid surging, Wales's First Minister, Eluned Morgan, is fighting for her political life.

Allies believe the PM is hard as nails and will ride this latest storm out – and should

The Trident missile system is US-built, with Britain relying on America for scheduled maintenance

Minister expresses 'shock' at 'lack of accountability' after second supply failure in two months

Starmer ally says Britain is ready to use 'hard power' against Russia, after shadow ship is seized

Green, Lib Dem and Labour MPs are already planning how to unite progressive voters to defeat Reform in 2029

The fact that a British town in 2025 could go without guaranteed clean water for approaching two weeks raises urgent questions about the state of our infrastructure

Kent County Council is crucial to Reform's hopes for national power

Keir Starmer has relaunched the controversial policy, stressing its use for every day life

Reform is hoping to prove it is fit for government by the way it runs local authorities

Ministers are mulling plans for automatic tuition fee hikes each year linked to inflation, though no formal decisions have yet been made

MPs, including Labour left-wingers Jeremy Corbyn and the Westminster leaders of the SNP and Plaid Cymru, want Parliament to pass legislation to formally remove Andrew’s titles

Ministers are racing to overturn a ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans attending Aston Villa’s Europa League match after police safety concerns sparked a political row

The policy may feature in the Government’s Warm Homes Plan, which is expected this month, The i Paper has been told

Pensions minister Torsten Bell has previously called for the tax-free cash amount to be capped

Sir Richard Dearlove, who led MI6 between 1999 and 2004, told The i Paper that China was indisputably a national security threat

The shadow Justice Secretary is a popular draw amid the struggles of the party leader

The Government wants to speed up sales and cut costs of house buyers

The Home Secretary is considering giving police new powers to ban protests

Some Tories preparing for their conference are contemplating 'amalgamation' with Reform UK after a series of dire poll ratings

The right-wing podcast-industrial complex is establishing new norms and taboos—and expanding the White House’s power.

Dissatisfaction has been fuelled by a feeling that the party have not received the media attention that many MPs expected after their election performance

Nigel Farage is bolstering his party with defections - but it's a strategy not without risks

The England women's team is likely to get an open-top bus parade through central London instead if they triumph against Spain

Fears among MPs of a slide towards populist authoritarianism unless living standards are raised and backbenchers say they're treated like 'robots'

Starmer's on a charm offensive. But his rank and file think No 10's 'a mess' and are contemptuous of their frontbench colleagues

The foreign ships Russia uses to evade sanctions on oil exports are already suspected of sabotage. Now it is feared they could spark a major conflict

Labour peer Chris Smith, one of the favourites in the contest to be chancellor of Cambridge University, talks to The iPaper about Farage's threats, tuition fees and free speech

The US President’s clampdown on foreign students could rescue British universities facing tighter restrictions on their own overseas recruits

Independent economists predict that Farage's policies could cause a market shock up to twice the size of the former PM's mini-Budget

Reform's big poll lead suggests first past the post may flip to work to the party's advantage. But many obstacles still lie in the way

Labour insider says changes to planning system among possible measures to buy extra headroom for the Budget