Labour minister Liz Kendall warns of ‘tsunami in pensioner poverty’ as she announces review of retirement age
The work and pensions secretary has warned that triple lock guarantee on the state pension costs £31bn a year
Israel depriving Gazans of ‘human dignity’, say UK and 24 other countries in call to end war now
‘The suffering of civilians in Gaza has reached new depths,’ say foreign ministers
Ofwat to be abolished, minister confirms in major overhaul of Britain’s ‘broken’ water industry
Steve Reed said water companies have been ‘allowed to profit at the expense of the British people’
Former Kemi Badenoch ally expelled from Conservative Party
Former Ipswich MP Tom Hunt kicked out of party after disciplinary investigation
New independent watchdog signed into law in watershed moment for English football
The Football Governance Act has been signed into law after it was cleared in the Commons
Traditional public service media should be more discoverable on YouTube – Ofcom
Ofcom report, Transmission Critical: The Future of Public Service Media, has warned that traditional public-service TV is ‘endangered’.
Ministers who serve less than six months in government won’t get payoffs as PM tightens rules on ‘golden goodbyes’
The revolving door of Liz Truss and Boris Johnson’s governments cost the taxpayer more than £3 million in severance payoffs
Rachel Reeves’ mortgage gamble is the move of a chancellor who is running out of options
Plans to get more people on the housing ladder should be applauded, writes David Maddox, but the chancellor must take…
Taxes won’t rise for people on ‘modest incomes’, minister vows
The transport minister said Rachel Reeves will not hit those on ‘around average incomes’
‘Unconscionable’ for doctors not to tell their employers if they plan to strike, Streeting warns
Health secretary warns doctors that striking is ‘unreasonable’ and ‘self-defeating’ ahead of talks to avert planned action