Exclusive: Labour forces government to reveal secret data mapping the staggering scale of asylum seeker hotel use across Britain, costing taxpayers millions daily and sparking a major political row.
Labour-led councils across England are removing the Union Jack and St George's Cross from official buildings in solidarity with Palestine, igniting a fierce political battle over national symbolism and local authority powers.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves launches a comprehensive review of the UK's property tax system, targeting council tax and stamp duty in a bid to create a fairer, more efficient model for homeowners and the Treasury.
Exclusive: The Probation Service is grappling with a critical shortage of 10,000 officers to manage offenders in the community, raising serious public safety concerns as Labour's early release scheme accelerates.
Exclusive: Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering a radical overhaul of property taxation, with plans targeting expensive homes to fund public services and address the UK's fiscal black hole.
Exclusive: Chancellor Rachel Reeves is on the verge of announcing the most significant local government finance reform in a generation, aiming to axe the widely criticised council tax and replace it with a fairer property levy. This seismic shift promises
Exclusive: The Albanese government is spearheading a controversial 'productivity'-focused tax reform, aiming to shift the UK's economic debate from austerity to strategic investment. Critics warn of potential tax hikes.
The UK government faces a furious backlash from Scottish and Welsh ministers over its plans to centralise control of Great British Railways in Westminster, bypassing devolution settlements and sparking a major constitutional row.
A damning new report reveals a 'postcode lottery' in public spending, showing rural communities in England are subsidising urban areas by billions despite facing higher council tax bills and inferior services.
John Swinney, Scotland's Deputy First Minister, declares the Scottish Government will not back down from legal challenges against Westminster, defending Holyrood's right to legislate despite potential multi-million pound court battles.
A powerful coalition of over 100 women's rights and poverty organisations has issued a stern demand to the incoming Labour government, urging Sir Keir Starmer to abolish the controversial two-child benefit limit, branding it a 'vile policy' that plunges f
In a dramatic U-turn, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has scrapped the previous government's controversial stamp duty relief for non-UK residents, marking a significant shift in housing policy and sparking debate across the property industry.
New Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces sweeping reforms to stamp duty and planning rules, aiming to revitalise the UK housing market and support first-time buyers.
The UK government has accused the BBC of biased reporting on Gaza, prompting Labour MP Rachael Maskell to defend the broadcaster's impartiality.
The UK government threatens to withdraw £16m in funding from Rugby League unless key questions are addressed, raising concerns over the sport's future.
The UK government is considering a streamlined wealth tax to replace the current convoluted system, aiming for fairness and efficiency.
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has called on the government to scrap the controversial two-child limit on benefits, arguing it pushes families into poverty. Read more on the growing backlash against the policy.
The Canadian government has intervened to end the Air Canada strike, bringing relief to passengers and the aviation industry. Details on the resolution and what it means for travellers.
Former Labour strategist Alastair Campbell accuses the UK government of being outmanoeuvred by Putin, calling for urgent strategic reforms.
New polling reveals widespread anxiety over rising living costs as Labour takes charge, with families bracing for economic challenges ahead.
The Albanese government is under fire for spending taxpayer money on business-class flights for ministers, sparking outrage over wasteful spending.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has condemned the government's handling of small boat crossings in the English Channel, calling it a 'complete failure' and demanding urgent action.
Labour's new Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced tough questions on BBC Radio 4's Today programme about a potential £20bn shortfall in the party's spending commitments, as host Nick Robinson pressed for clarity on funding sources.
Newly appointed Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson outlines ambitious reforms to tackle teacher shortages, improve school funding, and modernise the curriculum.
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq calls on the UK to address the 'politically motivated' legal actions against Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh, amid growing international concern.
Labour MP Diana Johnson highlights the alarming rise in shoplifting across the UK, urging the government to take immediate action to protect businesses and communities.
Labour MP Chris Bryant criticises the UK government for excessive spending on temporary staff and consultants, calling for urgent reforms in Whitehall.
Government officials attempt to shift responsibility as the number of migrants arriving in small boats hits a staggering 50,000 since Labour took power.
Shadow Work and Pensions Minister Alison McGovern criticises the government for failing to ensure hard work translates into financial security for UK families.
Growing discontent among voters as Labour's policies fail to meet expectations, sparking accusations of betrayal.