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As one in five worry about where their next meal is coming from during the cost of living crisis, the shocking amount of dumped food in parliament has been revealed

Columnist Keir Mudie says the Royal Family's £1billion income from the Duchy of Cornwall and the Duchy of Lancaster could solve a lot of problems and help people around the UK

A service with sledgehammers left by the coffin of Vladlen Tatarsky who was killed in a café bomb blast in St Petersburg, has been held

In a statement ahead of the 25-year anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, the Trades Union Congress and trade unions in Northern Ireland urge Rishi Sunak to ditch a bonfire of EU regulations

Steve Barclay should be doing everything he can to avoid this calamity but so far he has refused to resume negotiations with the British Medical Association

Veterans who served during the Troubles told how they fear a return to terrorism, and police warned of new dissident threats over the Easter period

Brian Reade says the photo ID requirement for voting is just another example of how the Government couldn't care less about those who aren't true blue

Labour has released a second advert targeting Rishi Sunak over crime despite a backlash after claiming he didn't think paedophiles should be jailed

Michelle Campbell-Cairns said the Tory government's cuts to the NHS have robbed her of her only child Nadejah, who was refused cancer treatment, and husband Greg who died on a trolley in A&E

Johnston Carmichael will no longer provide its services as accountants, the SNP has confirmed. It follows the arrest of Peter Murrell, Nicola Sturgeon's husband

The PSNI says it has "strong" intelligence suggesting officers could be targeted in Derry on Monday, the day before US President Joe Biden and PM Rishi Sunak are due to mark the anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

The Ali family has spent years trying to get the mould and rodent issue in their Plaistow, East London, home sorted but say the problem is now so bad they are living in one room

An advert shared by the party has sparked fury, with Labour MP John McDonnell saying the party "should be better than this", and critics branding it "nasty politics"

Thomas Cashman’s refusal to face Olivia Pratt-Korbel's family has highlighted a legal loophole - instead of protecting victims' rights it gives offenders the right to hide

Educated in a C of E church school 70 years ago, I had the importance of Easter dinned into me. But it seemed natural, anyway - England was a much more religious country then

I was gobsmacked when a pal told me she was made to pay to view a rental flat. When I asked her why she didn’t tell the estate agent where to go, she shrugged: 'That’s just how it is now'

It comes after Scott Benton was stripped of the Tory whip on Wednesday evening after a newspaper sting alleged he was prepared to leak policy documents to a bogus investment fund and ask parliamentary questions on its behalf

In an interview with the Mirror, the Labour leader said the government could 'easily' change the law so criminals can no longer hide from their victims' families

Government ethics advisor Sir Laurie Magnus said he was unable to find any "clear evidence" that former chief whip Mark Spencer had made negative remarks about Nusrat Ghani's Muslim faith

Cabinet Minister Michael Gove warned town halls against abandoning machines where drivers can pay by cash or card as operators switch to smartphone apps

The DWP study has been kept under wraps since it was completed in 2020 but it was finally published on Thursday after the Information Commissioner's Office ordered its release

The Labour leader hit out at Tory plans to place 2,000 migrants at RAF Scampton - once home to the famous 617 Squadron and the Red Arrows

Stark figures obtained by the Liberal Democrats show that there were 45,233 burglaries in 2022 where a police officer didn't visit the scene of the crime

The Child Poverty Action Group said the controversial cap has played a big role in rising child poverty - but do you think the policy should be scrapped?

Figures quietly slipped out while MPs are away from Westminster lay bare the extent of the decade-long killing programme aimed at curbing bovine tuberculosis