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A new strategy calls for a new contractual model which switches decision-making from Whitehall to operators

Public rage was triggered by a TV drama about the PO injustices, but this mood has been bubbling under for quite a while

Analysis of Food Standards Agency data has revealed which UK towns and cities have the highest number of McDonalds' restaurants per number of people – use our interactive map to see how your area ranks

The Justice Secretary Alex Chalk has said that if Fujitsu is found culpable the Government would want to “secure proper recompense on behalf of the taxpayer”

The Mirror's Paul Routledge writes about his memories of Derek Draper: 'It is the conviviality that survives. I can hear Dolly now, voice raised, hair swept back, head tilted, grinning'

Marcia Williams made herself indispensable as the personal and political ­secretary of Labour’s first Prime Minister since Clement Attlee, but it ended in scandal, poverty and disgrace

Today's Daily Mirror poll shows the country is crying out for change after two-thirds (66%) said they wanted an election held before the start of the summer

Members of Parliament are set for a 7.1% salary increase from £86,584 to £92,731 next year- way ahead of inflation, which is running at 4.6%

Britain's infested by shameless liars on the take, says Fleet Street Fox. Please Santa, can we have a general election?

The adorable moment Prince Louis, 5, blew out his candle at Kate Middleton's Together at Christmas event was captured on camera as he stole the show at the Westminster Abbey service

The Government has shown no interest in trying to address the problem of massive staffing shortfalls in the aged care sector, and their new rules for migrants will make things worse

Rishi Sunak's favourability has fallen to similar levels to Boris Johnson, who resigned as PM in summer last year after months of being dragged by the Partygate scandal

Westminster’s top sleaze buster, Standards Commissioner Daniel Greenberg, told MPs how members of the public had lodged hundreds of complaints about MPs' social media and comments in the House

The Princess of Wales hosted the royals' annual carol service at Westminster Abbey tonight, with her three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis also making a rare appearance

Jason Beattie says Boris Johnson couldn't bring himself to mention the deaths in care homes and the failure to grasp more quickly the threat posed by the virus at the Covid Inquiry

The Asphalt Industry Alliance's (AIA) annual survey of roads found that in England, resurfacing works now take place on average 'once every 143 years'

Thérèse Coffey resigned from Rishi Sunak's Cabinet as Environment Secretary a fortnight ago, saying she 'nearly died' from the stress of being a Government minister

The Autumn Statement is predicted to include tax cuts, says Fleet Street Fox. What a lovely idea, except for the maths

Former Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron has now become a peer, meaning he can sit in Rishi Sunak's Cabinet as Foreign Secretary without voters getting a say

Veteran Conservative MP Bob Stewart said he was 'deeply hurt" to find himself on trial after being charged with a racially aggravated public order offence, which he denies

One Life centres on Sir Nicholas Winton’s rescue of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia, but movie bosses were forced to film London-based scenes in Prague

Uncertainty surrounds the future of the Type 23 frigate HMS Westminster as she languishes in a basin at Devonport naval base in Plymouth with no guarantees she will sail again

The damage Tory ­governments have done to this country is immeasurable, says Brian Reade, and as the PM scraps the cap on bankers' bonuses while hundreds of thousands still rely on foodbanks, he hopes voters will remember the pain and Sunak's priorities

The PM was pictured by the Mirror getting on a private chopper at Wellington Barracks in Westminster at lunchtime. He flew to Clacton-on-Sea, which is less than 60 miles away

Drivers say they are being fleeced by local authorities who see parking as an easy target and an easy way to make money which brings them in billions of pounds in resources every year