Politics

Mirror columnist Rachel Charlton-Dailey is concerned about the way ADHD is spoken about in light of fears around medication shortages

The Labour leader highlighted The Mirror's campaigning as Shadow Cabinet ministers showed off their singing skills at a party raising money for the charity Buttle UK

Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson wants young kids to learn numeracy through 'real world' teaching to prepare them better for secondary school and adult life

One protester's attempt to embarrass Keir Starmer in at the party's conference in Liverpool backfired spectacularly when the Labour leader shook it off with sparkling poise

'With jacket off, and sleeves rolled up, Keir Starmer looked so ready for the job of rebuilding Britain, that no-one would have been surprised if he brought out a trowel'

The latest instalment of Love Island legend Amy Hart's daily updates from Labour party conference in Liverpool as Keir Starmer set out his stall ahead of election

The Mirror's Jason Beattie says the protestor who stormed the stage did not need to shower glitter on the Labour leader - his speech showed he can sparkle

Shadow Transport Secretary Louise Haigh pledged to ensure motorists are not paying over the odds to insure their vehicles in a speech to Labour Party conference

The Labour leader vowed to 'fight for you' and rebuild Britain in his speech to the Labour Party conference. Here are the key moments and policies from Keir Starmer's address

The Mirror's Kevin Maguire writes that Keir Starmer's speech was 'his best by far as Labour leader. He forcefully and repeatedly hammered home the case for Labour'

The party leader addressed grassroots activists gathered in Liverpool after a protester stormed the stage and showered him with glitter, in a major security breach

The start of Keir Starmer's conference speech was disrupted by a protester who showered the Labour leader in glitter before being dragged off stage by security

Shadow Business Minister Sarah Jones held talks with union officials on the margins of Labour's annual conference in Liverpool, amid fears over jobs at Port Talbot plant

With our country's retail staff having to face a daily barrage of violence and abuse as the shoplifting epidemic continues to blight our high streets, ex-policing minister Hazel Blears has called for a return of Anti-Social Behaviour orders. But will that help?

A total of 39 migrants were put on the barge moored in Portland, Dorset, in August, but they were removed within days after legionella bacteria was discovered in the water supply

Scottish First Minister and nationalist party leader Humza Yousaf revealed his fears for his parents-in-law as Israel's military avenges the terrorist attacks by Hamas

The Labour leader will declare he is ready to unleash a 'decade of national renewal' as he makes what could be his last conference speech before a general election

In an interview with the Mirror, the singer said he plans to leave the country if Rishi Sunak wins the elections as he accused the Conservatives of creating 'climate of fear'

In an interview with the Mirror, Shadow Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood revealed plans to stop women feeling like 'like their entire lifetime is put on trial'

Lawyer James Elliott read out a chilling letter received by his office which threatened to "deal with" those who assist asylum seekers - saying someone will be killed if politicians don't dial down hate speech

The latest instalment of Love Island legend Amy Hart's daily updates from Labour party conference in Liverpool as Keir Starmer set out his stall ahead of election

The nuclear veterans' five-year fight for official recognition has led to a promise of wholesale reform of the medal system

In an exclusive interview, the First Minister of Wales also urged caution about a general election victory and revealed what he was most looking forward to in retirement

Mirror readers are largely split over Rishi Sunak's proposed new legislation which effectively raises the legal smoking age each year until it applies to the whole population. While some welcomed such a bold move, others felt it was an affront to our civil liberties

The Shadow Work and Pensions speech to Labour's annual conference came amid calls for a Child Poverty Act and an end to the controversial two-child benefit limit