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The Joseph Rowntree Foundation said a sustained fall in poverty has not been seen in two decades

Transport Minister Huw Merriman caused bafflement when he lashed out at Art Attack host Neil Buchanan while whining about coverage of Universal Credit on Sky News

Conservatives at University College London and King's College London were accused of reaching a 'disgraceful new low' by advertising a debate on sinking boats and invading Yemen

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson was admitted to intensive care with Covid in April 2020 - and just days later, his wife Carrie welcomed their first child together, son Wilfred

Donald Trump's mental fitness has been called into question once again after he struggled to remember his own campaign slogan during a rally in Iowa on Saturday

Here MasterChef star Tony Rodd who recent closed his acclaimed restaurant explains what needs to be done to save our restaurants

Channel 4’s three-part series also includes miners speaking on camera for the first time after suffering physical and mental scars at the Battle of Orgreave during the 1984 Miners’ Strike

Tata Steel UK confirmed plans to axe up to 2,800 British jobs last week in a devastating blow to the industry - with most losses at the Port Talbot plant in South Wales

Nearly a third of under-16s are vulnerable to measles because they were not fully vaccinated with both MMR jab doses, as ministers warn it is more infectious than Covid

Labour called on millionaire Tory minister Lord Markham to explain why he has not sold his stake private health screening firm Cignpost a year after telling Parliament he would

Boris Johnson served as Prime Minister from July 2019 until his resignation in 2022 and had to forge his own relationship with the late monarch, Queen Elizabeth II - but it wasn't always plain sailing

The change could not be made at short notice when England reached the final of the 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia

Farmers are calling on MPs to support tougher regulations to protect them from 'unfair' treatment by the 'big six' supermarkets

As the race to become the Republican presidential candidate heats up, former President Donald Trump appears to be sizing up his only rival, Nikki Haley, according to a body language expert

Baroness Stedman-Scott and Sir David Evennett got generous severance packages when they left Government, even though they were both ineligible as they were both over 65

America would rather elect a tax-dodging, fraudster rapist to be leader of the Free World than a woman, says Fleet Street Fox. Even though next time Trump will cause a civil war

David Wilkes and Archer Williams, who sit on Sandwell Council, said the Conservatives were 'unfit to govern' as they announced they were crossing the floor to Labour

Donald Trump was on stage addressing his supporters in New Hampshire on Sunday evening when he blasted Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley during a rambling speech

The Government had announced that all two-year-olds would be eligible for 15 hours a week of free childcare from this April, but in a 'disastrous failure' parents could miss out

Rishi Sunak has been accused of overseeing an 'unforgivable' drop in GP funding after analysis by the Lib Dems found that real-terms spending has dropped by £12 per patient

Media publishers have strongly criticised the BBC for threatening local and independent news sources, saying the broadcaster's licence fee gives it an unfair advantage

A report by the Centre for Cities found that on average people have missed out on £10,200 because of low economic growth under the Tories - with five places missing over £20,000

Just an hour after Ron DeSantis dropped out of the 2024 Presidential Race, leaving Donald Trump and Nikki Haley to duke it out in New Hampshire, the former president has a surprising reaction.

In a speech to community group leaders, Keir Starmer will accuse Tories of sabotaging good causes like the RNLI and the National Trust in a 'desperate' and 'divisive' culture war

Nine chief executives of water companies have been paid a staggering amount despite dumping sewage in rivers, lakes and seas, according to research by the Labour Party