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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer publishes tax details Daniel Mcneil

Former PM Boris Johnson leaving his home for the Commons Privileges Committee

Boris Johnson Privileges Committee: what we learnt from hearing Patrick Hollis

Boris Johnson will give evidence this week on whether he misled parliament during the Partygate scandal

Watch live as Boris Johnson faces MPs at Privileges Committee Patrick Hollis

Former prime minister Boris Johnson leaves his home in London. Mr Johnson will give evidence as to whether he knowingly misled Parliament over partygate at a hearing of the Commons Privileges Committee in Portcullis House in central London. Picture date: Wednesday March 22, 2023. Credit: PA

Boris Johnson’s Partygate hearing - Who is on the Privileges Committee Ethan Evans

Mobile phone ‘Armageddon alert’ date set: UK primed for new public warning system siren test

‘Armageddon alert’: UK primed for mobile phone public warning siren Will Millar

Eddie Izzard changes name to fulfil a dream she’s had for over 50 years - find out what to

Eddie Izzard changes name to fulfil lifelong dream Will Millar

<p>Rishi Sunak talks to local business leaders during a visit to a Coca-Cola factory in Lisburn, Northern Ireland yesterday (Picture: Liam McBurney/WPA pool/Getty Images)</p>

Read This New figures show 54% of people in the UK would vote to remain in EU Patrick Hollis

Minette Batters, NFU president

NFU warns the clock is ticking for government to back British farming Ruth Rodgers

Tearful Nadine Dorries confirms she’s standing down as MP amid Boris Johnson tirade - watch

Nadine Dorries quits as MP in tearful tirade - watch Will Millar

Former Sheffield Hallam MP Jared O'Mara

Former MP Jared O’Mara guilty of expenses fraud to fund cocaine habit Ethan Evans

Rod Stewart tells Sky News phone-in Tories should ‘give Labour a go’ Ethan Evans

Free School Meals For All bill reading delayed in Parliament Ethan Evans

Keir Starmer said he would raather sit next to Piers Morgan over Jeremy Corbyn at an Arsenal game.

Keir Starmer reveals who he would sit next to at an Arsenal game Dennis Morton

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has urged health leaders at an emergency meeting to take "bold and radical" action to alleviate the winter crisis in the NHS. Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

How to watch Prime Minister’s Questions live Patrick Hollis

Matthew Macfadyen plays John Stonehouse in the series (Photo: ITV)

How to watch ITV drama Stonehouse and full cast including Keeley Hawes Patrick Hollis

The DEFRA minister, Therese Coffey, confirmed this week there will be no change of approach and no aid for farmers to help with input costs

News The government has fallen victim to really bad timing Richard Wright

Keir Starmer will set out Labour's new vision for the constitutional future of the UK today.

Keir Starmer looks to abolish House of Lords in ‘transfer of power’ Benjamin Jackson

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer defends ‘responsible journalism’ Jamie Jones

Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer has pledged to ‘free the BBC’ and oppose the privatisation of Channel 4 should he become Prime Minister. Credit: Getty Images

Labour leader Sir Kier Starmer defends ‘responsible journalism’ Jamie Jones

'Some people have been quick to say that politicians are all the same, but Keir Starmer is proving them wrong. He is a man of integrity and honesty.' Photo by Ian Forsyth/Getty Images

Labour lead: latest polling would equate to 346 seat majority Patrick Hollis

The National Minimum Wage will rise from April adding an extra 82p to hourly pay (Getty Images)

The National Minimum Wage is changing from April 1 - how it will impact you Isabella Boneham

Pornography websites will be legally required to verify users are 18 or over (Photo: Adobe)

Porn sites must legally verify users’ age under new robust checks Claire Schofield

‘Pig sector pressures must be addressed’ By The Newsroom

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You are not alone in dealing with challenges - this video highlights where you c... Joanne Knox

Labour and C02 shortages potentially ‘crippling’ for agri-food sector By The Newsroom

Mr Raab was on holiday on the Greek island of Crete when the request to make the urgent phone call was made (Photo: Getty Images)

Foreign Office admits crucial call to help Afghan interpreters was not made Claire Schofield

A mural celebrating the bicentenary of the harbour at Donaghadee, Co Down, Picture: Darryl Armitage

‘This great national work’, recalling the bicentenary of Donaghadee’s harbour Darryl Armitage

Vaccine passports could be introduced at football events from October (Photo: Getty Images)

Read This Football fans will need proof of double Covid jab to attend Premier League match... Claire Schofield

Guidance is expected to recommend face masks be worn in enclosed and crowded indoor spaces, such as public transport (Photo: Getty Images)

Face masks still ‘expected’ to be worn in enclosed indoor areas after 19 July Fr... Claire Schofield

Pupils have been posting clips of themselves adding various liquids to lateral flow tests (Photo: TikTok)

Teens are using lemon juice and TikTok hacks to fake positive Covid tests to mis... Claire Schofield

Sajid Javid has said he is “honoured” to take over as Health Secretary (Photo: Getty Images)

Sajid Javid ‘honoured’ to take over as Health Secretary as Matt Hancock resigns ... Claire Schofield

595 million later flow tests have not been registered (Photo: Getty Images)

Test and Trace lost track of 600m lateral flow tests in England as 14% go unused Claire Schofield

Plans would see children from different backgrounds participate in hiking and camping trips (Shutterstock)

Government mulling over 'national service' for 14-year-olds in attempt to heal d... Finlay Greig

Tony Blair appeared opposite Alastair Campbell and Susanna Reid (ITV)

Tony Blair explains how Labour can win power again during GMB appearance Finlay Greig

Rachel Reeves (L) has taken over from Annaliese Dodds (R) as shadow chancellor (Getty Images)

Full list of changes to Labour's shadow cabinet following reshuffle Finlay Greig

The bill has now been delayed until "later in the year" (Photo: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Controversial policing bill has been delayed after backlash - what you need to k... Rhona Shennan

More than one million face masks issued to NHS workers may fail to meet safety standards, the Government has warned (Photo: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

NHS told to stop using over a million masks issued to workers that ‘may not meet... Helen Johnson

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Universal Credit and other benefits are increasing in April - here's by how much Alex Nelson

Sir Walter Smiles had told a meeting in February 1950 that the Northern Ireland PM, Sir Basil Brooke, “would not let the powers that the socialist government had at Westminster exist for one moment in Northern Ireland”.

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Election candidate warns of the dangers nationalisation Darryl Armitage

Travellers arriving in the UK from Covid-19 hotspots will have to quarantine in a hotel from 15 February (Photo: Getty Images)

Quarantine hotels will come into force on 15 February - what it means for travel... Claire Schofield

Final day of De Lorean in May 1982. One worker pictured amongst a sea of cars in the compound of the plant holding two placards. The first reads 'The Dream Is Over' the second says 'The Nightmare Begins'. Picture: Pacemaker Press

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: From the News Letter of February 1982 Darryl Armitage

Smithfield Market in Belfast

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: From the News Letter of February 1956 Darryl Armitage

The Government has withdrawn a ‘“stay home, save lives” advert after it was deemed as depicting women in a sexist way (Photo: Shutterstock)

This Government advert was withdrawn for its ‘sexist’ depiction of women Helen Johnson