Politics

The latest official data, up to March 2022, shows London increase its housing stock by 8% since Mr Khan took office in 2016, compared to just 6% for the rest of England

Property mogul Charles McDowell, who is a member of the Party’s Treasurer Committee, tweeted that he “feel[s] sorry for Peter Bone”, adding that it “is beyond imagination” that anyone could feel bullied by him

London Mayor Sadiq Khan says if Suella Braverman had any honour she would resign - and if not, Rishi Sunak should sack her. "If he doesn't, he's either too weak to do so or he agrees with her."

In the first major intervention from clinicians in the mammoth deal to make a unified patient database, Doctors Association UK called on the government to ensure "public trust and value for money" in the system

The firm is owned by Dr Selva Pankaj, a long-time Tory donor whose firms have handed more than half a million to the party

The Veterans minister has claimed hundreds of pounds on expenses for 20 snaps of himself taken by photo agencies, which he’s used on his website and on campaign leaflets

As violence erupts between far right thugs and riot police around Whitehall, political figures are calling for Suella Braverman’s head - accusing her of stoking the fire after she claimed the police show bias towards pro-Palestinians

Rishi Sunak is once again weighing up whether to sack whether to sack Home Secretary Suella Braverman after numerous times he could have done so. She was previously booted out by Liz Truss

Labour's Deputy Leader Angela Rayner put her heartbreak aside as she took part in a debate on the King's Speech just hours after breaking up with fellow MP Sam Tarry

Former Tory Cabinet member David Davis said The Daily Mirror had got the issue "exactly right" after the Royal British Legion backed the right to protest

'People deserve to know the truth,' screams a blurb on the back of the book. They do. We do. Unfortunately these 336 pages don’t provide it. Oh no.'

Suella Braverman's job as Home Secretary is hanging by a thread with cabinet members Jeremy Hunt and Robert Halfon both declining to back her and backbencher Tim Loughton saying 'it needs to stop'

The massive taxpayer-funded bill was built up by the SNP's Scottish Health Secretary Michael Matheson, with roaming charges costing over £65 an hour for the seven days he was in Morocco

As Home Secretary Suella Braverman is under fire for her latest rant over protests, the Mirror takes a look at her personal life, family, and background away from politics

The former Natwest chief executive Dame Alison Rose resigned in July amid intense political pressure after talking to a BBC journalist about the ex-Ukip leader Nigel Farage's bank account

Some cash meant to be targeted at the overhaul of crisis-hit social care has been spent elsewhere, according to the Whitehall spending watchdog, the National Audit Office

Rishi Sunak is under intense pressure to sack Suella Braverman, who is accused of empowering the far-right ahead of protests in Central London this weekend

The Voice of the Mirror says that Suella Braverman's dangerous rhetoric is fanning the flames ahead of what should be a time of remembrance for the country

TSSA general secretary Maryam Eslamdoust warned train bosses and ministers they will face the 'force force' of the union if they try to resurrect plans to shut ticket offices

Labour said Rishi Sunak has 'no backbone' as No10 confirmed Home Secretary Suella Bravermen did not get permission for a diatribe accusing the police of 'playing favourites'

Rishi Sunak is accused of failing patients after new figures reveal the NHS waiting list reached a new high of 7.77million at the end of September

Former No10 aide Dominic Cummings provoked outrage during lockdown when he drove to Barnard Castle to "test his eyesight". Brutal responses showed people still haven't forgiven him

The Prime Minister used a chopper to get to Lincolnshire this morning when it would have taken just an hour if he had caught the 7:27am train from London Kings Cross to Grantham

The RMT union announced it had reached an outline agreement with train companies in a dispute that has dragged on for 18 months and caused chaos for millions of commuters

In a staggering WhatsApp exchange, Simon Case, now Cabinet Secretary, told his predecessor that the people in the then-PM's inner circle were "basically feral"