Resolution foundation: Brexit deal will leave us worse off for years to come
Research claims Brexit has damaged Britain’s competitiveness and will make us poorer in the decade aheadCarriegate: Press must be protected from the influence of those in power
Number 10 confirmed earlier that members of the PM's team were in contact with the Times on Saturday before the story about Carrie Johnson was pulled.Labour movement to back electoral reform
UK’s largest trade union votes in favour of electoral reformNo Backsies: Law-breaking government told new law will break international law
Today the Government will unveil new legislation that will give Ministers the power to unilaterally ignore the UK's obligations as part of the Brexit deal negotiated and signed by the Prime Minister.Sunak blunder brings scandalous spending up to £64bn since Johnson took office
Updated analysis shows that the government has wastefully spent or dubiously allocated an estimated £63,986,302,250 of public money since Boris Johnson became Prime Minister. The extraordinary figure was revealed by...Confidence vote: Opposition parties must work together at next election to remove government
Confidence vote: Opposition parties must work together at next election to remove governmentIf Johnson is removed, his successor will be tarnished by the government’s record Sue Gray Report: If Tory MPs don't remove Johnson, the public must
The long awaited Sue Gray report found that multiple breaches of Covid guidance took place, parties were planned in advance and blamed the leadership at Number 10 for a culture of rule-breaking.New election polling: Johnson projected to lose his seat at next election
New election polling: Johnson projected to lose his seat at next electionNew election polling: Labour projected to fall short of majority despite month of scandal and cost of living crisis
Despite favourable conditions, new in depth, constituency level MRP polling released today by Best for Britain projects that in the most likely scenario, Labour will still fall 18 seats short of an overall majority.UK’s future uncertain as Brexit dysfunction puts Sínn Féin on top
The result of the Northern Ireland Assembly Election has been described as a rejection of threats to the Northern Ireland Protocol and further evidence that continued dysfunction following Brexit has made the break-up of the UK more likely.Urgent need to remove Johnson regime as Lords fail to prevent him seizing control of elections watchdog
Members of the House of Lords have voted against amendments aimed at protecting the independence of the Elections Commission.Government defeated as Lords vote to protect independence of elections regulator
Putting the Government in charge of the currently independent elections watchdog is like putting a fox in charge of the henhouse. It is a brazen attempt from this government to give themselves unfair advantage over opposition parties.New polling: Public rejects PM’s power grab as peers to vote on independence of Elections watchdog
On Monday, members of the House of Lords will vote on amendments to the Elections Bill that would protect the integrity of future elections in the UK.Johnson will be investigated for misleading parliament
MPs have passed a Labour motion that will see the Prime Minister investigated by the Parliamentary Privileges Committee over allegations that he knowingly misled Parliament.Ukraine a reason to remove Prime Minister, not for him to stay
Chief Executive of Best for Britain, Naomi Smith responds to the Prime Minister's statementPrime Minister using plight of vulnerable people to save his own skin
In a press release this evening, the government disclosed that the Prime Minister will make an announcement tomorrow on the issue of asylum seekers and small boat crossings in the...Prime Minister and Chancellor fined for lockdown parties
It has been confirmed that both the Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer have been issued fines for breaking lockdown regulations.French election: Macron v Le Pen - two visions for the future of France
It is set to be a re-run of the 2017 second round, but as Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen buckle up for a fortnight of fierce campaigning, everything is far from decided, as polls project a closer fight between the two candidates.Did the taxman pay his tax
The Rishi Sunak is facing questions on whether he paid taxes in the UK after admitting he held a US green card for more than a year while Chancellor.