Politics
Theresa May 'morally corrupt' over Windrush generation
Labour must urgently address 'corrosive' anti-Semitism, MP tells Commons
British lives could be compromised under a War Powers Act, says Theresa May
Probation boss defends second job: I don't have commitments of a younger woman
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Work and Pensions Secretary out of touch on rape clause - Sturgeon
Scotland's First Minister has branded the Work and Pensions Secretary "out of touch" for claiming the rape clause could help support
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Work and Pensions Secretary heckled at Scottish Parliament meeting
Work and Pensions Secretary Esther McVey was heckled by members of the public in a Holyrood committee meeting covering Universal Credit and the rape
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Pro-European event in Edinburgh as 'day of action' takes place across UK
Campaigners calling for the public to be given a vote on the final Brexit deal will be out in Scotland's capital this weekend.Activists are
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Jeremy Hunt to be referred to standards watchdog over flats purchase
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt is to be referred to the parliamentary standards watchdog over his failure properly to declare his involvement in the
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Assad should be removed if guilty of chemical attack - shadow cabinet minister
A shadow cabinet minister has said Syria's President Bashar Assad needs to be removed if it is proven he was behind a chemical attack against
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Yulia Skripal in 'totally different life' as she rejects Russian assistance
Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned alongside her father in Salisbury last month, said she has found herself in a "totally different life" as
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Stadium makeover will be legacy beyond Commonwealth Games, PM says
Theresa May has said a £70 million makeover of Birmingham's Alexander Stadium will be a legacy beyond the 2022 Commonwealth Games.The Prime
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Memorial service for former union leader Rodney Bickerstaffe
A memorial service is to be held to celebrate the life of former union leader Rodney Bickerstaffe.Speakers paying tribute on Thursday will include
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Yulia Skripal rejects Russian embassy offer of consular assistance
Yulia Skripal has told British authorities she does not wish to speak to Russian officials as she continues to recover from a nerve agent attack.A
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No surge in applications to register to vote as local elections deadline looms
There has been no surge in applications to register to vote in the forthcoming local elections, data shows, with just days to go until the
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Bill Clinton hails 'genius' of Good Friday Agreement
The Good Friday Agreement was the "work of genius" and a "precious gift", former US President Bill Clinton has said.Speaking at
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Israeli Labor party cuts ties with Jeremy Corbyn in row over anti-Semitism
Israel's Labor party has suspended relations with Jeremy Corbyn in the row over anti-Semitism.In a letter to the Labour leader, chairman Avi
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The NHS trusts with the highest purchases of disposable cups identified
NHS trusts across England have purchased more than 600 million disposable cups since 2013.Here is a list of the highest purchaser per region - some
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May signals Government target to cut immigration to remain in place post-Brexit
Theresa May has signalled that the Government's goal of cutting net annual immigration below 100,000 will remain in place after Brexit.The
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Majority of voters still against Scottish independence, poll finds
Voters in Scotland would oppose independence in a second referendum by 57% to 43%, according to a poll.The latest Panelbase poll for the Sunday
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Nicola Sturgeon hails growth in exports to China as visit begins
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon hailed the "astonishing" growth in food and drink exports to China as she begins an official visit to the
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Period poverty legislation to be introduced at Holyrood
Scotland has taken a step forward to becoming the first country to outlaw period poverty as Labour plans to formally introduce the legislation at
