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Nigel Farage appears to have wound up his I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! jungle campmates in the latest instalment of the ITV reality show

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As Rishi Sunak’s party continues to languish in the polls, Keir Starmer appealed to disaffected Conservatives, saying Labour would “extend the hand of friendship to you, no matter where you are or who you have voted for in the past”.

The campmates in I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here are definitely put through their paces in the jungle and one of the most entertaining things to watch are the stomach churning challenges

This Thatcher worship to woo Conservative voters blurs the unpalatable consequences of Right-wing Conservatism that people suffer today - eg dirty water and big bills from her privatisation – so lets the Tories off the hook

Boris Johnson faces questions on claims he was happy to let coronavirus rip as those at risk of dying 'have had a good innings' as he appears at the Covid Inquiry this week

Good Morning Britain star Susanna Reid has rejected calls for co-host Richard Madeley to be sacked over a controversial question he asked about the Israel-Hamas conflict

79-year-old Glenys Kinnock, who served as MEP for Wales from 1994 to 2009, passed away six years after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, her family confirmed in a statement

Writing for The Mirror, Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband says Labour's plan to invest in clean energy will help families by reducing bills and tackle the climate crisis

Health Secretary Victoria Atkins apologised to a patient called Lynn, who challenged her on the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme over NHS waiting lists

In comments that risk enraging parts of his party, Labour leader Keir Starmer hailed Tory ex-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for 'setting loose our natural entrepreneurialism'

When asked if the Queen was simply putting her two grandchildren first, Princess Anne said that she absolutely was, however the millions of mourners in London expected a public appearance from her

Nigel Farage shed some light on the mysterious House of Lords and the power, or lack of power, that the Prime Minister has compared to that of the American President

The Conservatives may talk tough on crime, but they put lives in danger by ignoring the causes and failing to give young people somewhere to go other than into the arms of crooks

This weekend campmates will wave goodbye to one contestant as show bosses reveal the date of the show's first eviction. And despite being a divisive character, Farage is not expected to be voted out

In documents submitted alongside his evidence to the Covid-19 inquiry, Mr Hancock repeatedly complained about Mr Cummings’ behaviour - which he claims the ex-PM accepted his former Chief Aide had “damaged” the coronavirus response effort

Despite Rishi Sunak’s promise to ‘stop the boats’, this year’s figure is just 73 away from the second highest ever - 2021’s total of 28,526

Reports of the firms complex financial arrangements have prompted the Environment committee to “question the accuracy of evidence provided to our Committee by Thames Water in July”

A hero who confronted a knife-wielding maniac with a narwhal tusk to protect the public says Tories have failed to live up to their promise of looking after victims of terrorism

Glenn Douglas was chief executive of the NHS Trust where David Fuller was abusing the bodies of dead people in a morgue and was promoted before the scandal was exposed

"Bombs do not and cannot obliterate an ideology. Nor can a stable state be constructed from oblivion" - Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Alicia Kearns calls for an Israel-Palestine Contact Group to plan for the region's long-term security

The opposition have yet to be invited to talks with officials - which Mr Sunak reportedly blocked, fearing it would signal an election is months away

Patients have seen costs soar 25% faster than inflation - despite a rise in ‘dental deserts’ with some areas now having 3,000 people per dentist

This month will see the government set out its proposed councils funding plan for next year, which MPs will vote through before Christmas

A judge has ruled in favour of the Mirror after billionaire James Dyson tried to sue when he didn't agree with our columnist