Parents must be informed by schools about the content of their child’s sex education syllabus, Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has said. Companies providing teaching resources cannot use copyright law to

In a damning response to Scotland Yard’s handling of demonstrations, the Prime Minister dismissed claims that officers need new powers to deal with hate crimes on Britain’s streets and told

The Met’s top cop has said his officers can only enforce the law and not “taste and decency” after outrage over a ‘jihad’ chant recorded during the massive pro-Palestine rally

Nigel Farage blasts decision to ban GB News from Senedd TVs Welsh Tory leader Andrew RT Davies has penned a letter demanding the ban on GB News from the Senedd

Britain is “better off outside the European Union”, one of the co-founders of Facebook has said, urging PM Rishi Sunak to make the most of the UK’s hard-won Brexit freedoms.

A Labour parliamentary candidate who is a rising figure in the party has sparked outrage after pictures appeared to show a campaign banner hung from gravestones. Darren Rodwell, the leader

Tory MPS were warned they will lose “thousands of votes” if they betray Britain’s pensioners. The Government is yet to confirm whether it will increase the state pension by 8.5

The Prime Minister’s phone number has been published online in an embarrassing security breach. Rishi Sunak’s personal mobile number was revealed after social media pranksters published audio of the phone

Laws abolishing “no fault” evictions, which allow landlords to remove tenants without a reason, will be debated by MPs tomorrow after the Government chose to press ahead with the change

Millions of workers are facing a £75billion stealth raid after figures from the economics think tank show it to be equivalent to 9p in the pound. The figure, released by