Labour MP Jess Phillips, who is now a minister in the Home Office, was once one of the most vocal opponents of the plan ...

Key figures from British politics past and present paid their respects to the 'unique, remarkable, and extraordinary' former ...

Brian Walden and Margaret Thatcher were soulmates. He was a Labour MP who became a TV interviewer, she was the Tory leader ...

A gathering of hundreds of mourners including many members of the government were at Hull Minster to celebrate a man 'who spent his life overcoming challenges and helping others' ...

The funeral cortege included a Jaguar hearse and limousine, in a nod to Lord Prescott’s nickname “two Jags”, and Sir Tony and Mr Brown joked in their eulogies about the famous incident in the 2001 ...

Sir Keir has pledged to "smash the gangs" that operate the crossings, and the government will unveil a range of counterterrorism-style measures to target illegal migration. The Border Force will be ...

Interior minister Yvette Cooper said the government would set out a timetable before Easter to implement the 20 recommendations of a national inquiry published in 2022 but would also go further ...

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper speaks with police officers who were on duty over the August riots, during a visit to the recently refurbished Spellow library on September 21, 2024 in Liverpool ...

As part of a series of announcements on grooming in the Commons on Thursday, Yvette Cooper said that the Government would lay out a clear timetable by Easter for implementing the recommendations ...

In a letter to England’s Planning Inspector, David Lammy and Yvette Cooper raised “the importance of countries having functioning diplomatic premises in each other’s capitals,” and said ...

Like many victims and their families, he wants a full national inquiry. And the key problem with Yvette Cooper's proposal, for him and others, is that by selecting five local areas to investigate ...

The Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper, confirmed the news earlier today. Four new inquiries, in addition to one already agreed upon in Oldham, will be funded and assisted by central government.