Politics

The Redfield and Wilton survey reveals that the the public is overwhelmingly in favour of Alan Bates getting an honour after he exposed the Post Office Horizon IT scandal

The Prime Minister was accused of having 'no idea of the misery NHS patients are going through' after he was challenged by a member of the public in Winchester, Hampshire, on dire NHS waiting times

American fitness trainer Cody Rigsby questioned how Rishi Sunak can start his day 'working out to a flamboyant gay man' and then hold 'such a narrow view on gender'

Paul Patterson admitted it was 'shameful' and 'appalling' that witness statements from Fujitsu staff used in Post Office prosecutions left out references to known bugs and defects

The announcement by Tata Steel has been branded a "crushing blow" for UK manufacturing after it announced it was closing its blast furnaces at Port Talbot in Wales

In a bleak outlook, Admiral Rob Bauer, who chairs NATO's Military Committee, said governments need to be ready to mobilise citizens and it's "not a given" that there will be peace

Just two members of the BBC Question Time audience in Tory-held Peterborough put up their hands when presenter Fiona Bruce asked who supports the Rwanda plan

Details buried in the Finance Bill show that the luxury flight-loving Prime Minister will raise Air Passenger Duty (APD) on flights within the UK - except for private jets and helicopters

Labour leader Keir Starmer has been married to his wife, Lady Victoria Starmer, for 15 years and she rarely appears in the limelight beside him - instead, choosing to keep her life private

MPs warned the saga had 'frightening' parallels with the Post Office IT scandal as thousands of workers face crippling tax demands from HMRC over 'loan charges'

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak echoed Theresa May's Brexit warnings to urge the House of Lords 'not to frustrate the will of the people' by opposing the Safety of Rwanda Bill

Campaigners have blasted the Government for failing to meet the vast majority of its own targets to protect the environment - several of which are legally binding

Tata Steel is understood to have rejected plans drawn up by trade unions aimed at saving thousands of jobs, instead pressing ahead with closing blast furnaces in Port Talbot

Fujitsu manager Peter Sewell made the remarks about subpostmaster Lee Castleton in a 2006 email ahead of his legal case with the Post Office over apparent shortfalls

Labour leader Keir Starmer admitted he regrets not talking to his dad about the distance between them before he died in 2018 - three years after he was elected to Parliament

Tory immigration ministers Tom Pursglove and Michael Tomlinson admitted they don't know where nearly a third of people whose asylum applications were withdrawn are

The Prime Minister was accused of telling a 'barefaced lie' when he tweeted that the asylum backlog had been cleared as figures show thousands are still waiting

Fujitsu has still been receiving taxpayer cash to do work for the Government despite its Horizon IT system leading to hundreds of postmasters being wrongly prosecuted

Labour leader Keir Starmer has written to the Cabinet Secretary to begin talks as the Tories sunk to their lowest level in the polls since the debacle of Liz Truss's government

PM Rishi Sunak also urged the House of Lords to pass the Rwanda Bill as he delivered a short speech from Downing Street hours after he survived another day of Tory chaos

The Tory MP attempted to scold Yvette Cooper over Rwanda, saying the Shadow Home Secretary couldn't 'get the name of the country right' after referring to Kigali - the capital

Tory MP Lee Anderson was mocked after revealing that he planned to vote against Rishi Sunak's Rwanda plan - but walked out as Labour rivals were "giggling" and "taking the mick"

PM Rishi Sunak is expected to deliver remarks at a Downing Street press conference this morning after he survived another day of Tory chaos over his Rwanda policy

Rishi Sunak was spared a catastrophic rebellion as right-wing Tory MPs backed down despite threatening to torpedo his controversial Safety of Rwanda Bill

Rishi Sunak was survived a humiliating Tory rebellion as MPs backed his Safety of Rwanda Bill - even though many hardliners don't think it's going to work