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Post Office scandal victims Alan Bates and Jo Hamilton were among those who gave evidence to the Commons Business and Trade Committee today on their fight for justice

Donald Trump's record-setting win in Iowa has shown the GOP is now a "fully-fledged far-right party" and the other candidates are just "campaigning to be a better version of Trump", it's been claimed

Boris Johnson's dog Dilyn once killed a gosling in the gardens of Buckingham Palace, and that's not the only time the pooch has landed the former Prime Minister in hot water

The late Queen was quick-witted and very funny, according to those who knew her best. And she had the best response to Boris Johnson when he confided in her about a dream he'd had

As Rishi Sunak faces a bitter battle between warring Conservative factions, Boris Johnson said he supported amendments from right-wingers aimed at hardening the Rwanda plan

Donald Trump won the Iowa Caucus by a massive 30-point margin, destroying second-place finisher Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and forcing fourth-place vote-getter entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy to drop out of the race

Former President Donald Trump was declared the 47th president by a supporter during a speech in Iowa on Monday, where he took a swipe at his family and praised his sons

Despite spending his days in agony, Andrew, who suffers from spina bifida, tells The Mirror why he will never support Esther Rantzen's petition for assisted dying to become legal in the UK

Rishi Sunak has staked his premiership on the Rwanda asylum policy, which has opened up another Tory civil war after the Supreme Court ruled it was unlawful

New analysis shows Labour would need a historic 12.7 percentage point swing from the Tories to get the keys to No10 - larger than the 10.2 point swing Tony Blair won in 1997

Iowa caucus voters were seen using popcorn buckets and notepads to vote in the 2024 Republican primary - and this isn't the first time the odd tradition has been seen

A new Pumpwatch scheme will force fuel stations to update price changes, with drivers then able to check prices via mobile apps, price comparison websites and sat-navs

The danger of escalation across the region, and Hamas-backing Houthi leaders citing the Israeli slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza for their own attacks, is a genuine concern

Rishi Sunak has been rocked after two Tory deputy chairmen - Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith - both said they were backing rebels on his Rwanda bill

David Campbell Bannerman, chairman of the Conservative Democracy Organisation, said the party's MPs will be responsible for 'Harakiri' if they fail to remove Rishi Sunak

Labour MP Barry Sheerman told the House of Commons that he'd done a DNA test and found out he has roots in Ireland and Sweden, and called on all other MPs to do the same

The damning 173-page report in Greater Manchester Police and other authorities' failed handling of Rochdale grooming gangs' abuse of young girls was released today

Access to Work grants are intended to help people with disabilities, or physical and mental health conditions to get practical support, including special equipment, travel costs, or a sign language interpreter.

OnlyFans model Daria Ostapenk has been detained in Poland where she is suspected of collaboration with the Alexander Lukashenko's secret services for up to seven years

Lee Anderson, the Conservative Deputy Chairman, is expected to back rebel amendments seeking to toughen up legislation aimed at getting the deportation flights off the ground

The YouGov survey of 14,000 people indicates Cabinet big beasts such as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and Defence Secretary Grant Shapps could lose their seats at the general election

This is not about vengeance, although some of the wronged are entitled to want that, this is about corporate, judicial and political systems that failed

A “long list” of people should face justice in court for trying to cover up the Post Office scandal, a former minister has said as sub-postmasters’ champion Alan Bates said “don’t let them off the hook” as he called for compensation as well

It is possible the escalation may go up a few more notches before reaching the point of no-return when all sides have to agree to stop or hurtle towards all-out war

Labour would, for starters, introduce unfair dismissal rights from day one instead of two years into a job, outlaw exploitative zero-hours contracts and put a stop to fire-and-rehire dirty tricks