Politics

The Ministry of Defence had pledged to have 25% of its non-military “white fleet” made up of ultra-low emissions vehicles by this year

Comic Eddie Izzard, who also goes by the name of Suzy, has thrown her hat in the ring to be Labour candidate for Brighton Pavilion after Green MP Caroline Lucas announced she would stand down at the next election

GCSE pupils have been allowed extra support for their formal exams in some subjects for the past two years following the massive disruption to their education during the Covid pandemic

Ministers unveiled plans to 'turbocharge' use of the private sector in the NHS as they admitted the record 7.5 million appointment waiting list in England is likely to increase further

In a telling blunder, Tory minister Maria Caulfield said voters were worried about 'when' Labour get into Downing Street - not if - as Conservatives panic over Keir Starmer's poll lead

Shadow International Trade Secretary Nick Thomas-Symonds has written to Business and Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch urging her to reach an agreement with Brussels

We salute the grafters who deliver take-aways - but Stride, peering down from his ivory tower, is glorifying a gig economy that is far too often an employment Wild West

Sadiq Khan has faced major political pressure over the scheme - designed to clean up London's air - in the wake Labour's narrow defeat in the Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-election last month

Rishi Sunak, pictured carefree in new photos, took his wife and daughters thousands of miles away from their Yorkshire home which was scaled by a group of Greenpeace activists

Norman Tebbit was Secretary of State for Employment in 1981 when he told the Tory Party conference how his jobless father had 'got on his bike' to find work in comments that caused outrage

The PM showed his disregard for both medics and patients as he flew off on holiday, says Paul Routledge

For years, dozens of bereaved families have been campaigning for an investigation into deaths of benefit claimants - now there is an inquiry into safeguarding by the DWP

The comments came as the London Mayor Sadiq Khan said average rents in the capital could surge beyond an eye-watering £2,700 next year - piling further pressure on cash-strapped renters

The Prime Minister, who is currently on holiday in California, was urged to pursue green policies or devolve powers to regions so local leaders can act

Over a messy few days he's snapped at a BBC presenter over his use of private jets, been heckled by a landlord, forgotten the names of top Scottish Tories, wrongly claimed to be in Margaret Thatcher's car and been savaged by an NHS medic on-air

After the Bank of England hiked interest rates for the 14th consecutive time, taking the base level to 5.25%, Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves writes exclusively for the Mirror on how Labour would ease families' plight

There are certain aspects of society who still do not see the light when it comes to school refusing - they are desperate to push children back into a system which is broken

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden lashed out at the Fire Brigades Union after it raised safety fears about the Bibby Stockholm, currently moored on the Isle of Portland

The campaigning footballer, who twice forced Boris Johnson into U-turns over free school meals during the Covid pandemic, said he wished the Government had acted sooner to feed hungry children

The mega-rich Prime Minister and wife Akshata Murty are taking their two daughters to Disneyland for a summer break, leaving Deputy PM Oliver Dowden at the helm in No10 for just over a week

Tory Work and Pensions Secretary Mel Stride said older Brits should consider jobs 'they might not have otherwise thought of' as ministers battle to get more people back to work after the pandemic

Greenpeace tweeted a picture of activists on the roof of the PM's Grade II listed property, which was draped in black fabric. Two protesters held a sign up in a foreground saying: 'Rishi Sunak - Oil profits or our future?'

Planners at the Cabinet Office have drawn up a guide to the greatest risks posed to Britain, taking in a cyber hack of the transport network, coastal flooding and war

Campaigners highlighted the difficulties faces by grafters who cannot rely on regular shifts amid the economic struggle facing Britain

The record 7.5 million people waiting for ops didn’t just materialise overnight - the number rose steadily before shooting up during Covid