Rachel Reeves is planning to raise taxes and cut spending in the October Budget

Rachel Reeves ‘planning to raise taxes and cut spending’ in October budget after large public sector pay rises

Robert Jenrick has vowed to bring back the Rwanda plan - but Farage won't be allowed into the party.

Tory leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick vows to bring back Rwanda plan - but Farage won't be allowed into the party

Labour are set to repeal strike laws in order to allow trade unions to walk out even without a majority of their members supporting industrial action, reports say.

Labour 'to allow unions to walk out without half of members voting' after bumper pay deal for train drivers

Sir Keir Starmer's Government could be forced to use police cells to hold defendants on remand as prisons fill up ahead of a week of riot-related court cases.

Government 'to trigger emergency prison overcrowding plans' as rioters set to be sentenced this week

Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has hinted that he is considering standing at the next general election after losing his seat in July.

Rees-Mogg hints he may stand to win back seat at 2029 election after losing to Labour

Jess Phillips has said the growing online hatred towards woman cannot be ignored following Yvette Cooper's strategy announcement

Minister tells LBC 'we can't ignore online hatred of women' as government moves to treat misogyny as extremism

Yvette Cooper has ordered a review of counter-extremism policy

Home Secretary pledges fresh crackdown on 'hateful beliefs' as she warns of 'fraying fabric of democracy'

Time to end benefits 'blame culture' says Labour's work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall

Time to end benefits 'blame culture' says Labour's work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall

The former PM has broken her silence following a prank involving a lettuce-themed banner

'What happened was not funny' Liz Truss breaks silence after storming off stage following lettuce prank

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Mel Stride said there was fraud throughout the benefits system

'There's fraud throughout the benefits system' says Tory leadership hopeful Mel Stride

Bodycam footage has been released by police showing arrests made following disorder in Rotherham

Police bodycam footage shows arrests made after attack on Rotherham hotel housing asylum seekers

Fewer people have arrived on certain visas

Migrant numbers drop after family visa crackdown as fewer health and care workers and students move to UK

'Is Starmer expecting permanent riots?': Cleverly dismisses Government's plan for 'standing army' to tackle unrest

'Is Starmer expecting permanent riots?': Cleverly dismisses Government's plan for 'standing army' to tackle unrest

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Home Secretary warns rioters should prepare to swap summer holidays for 'a knock on the door and a police cell'

Home Secretary warns rioters should prepare to swap summer holidays for 'a knock on the door and a police cell'

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has warned of a 'reckoning' for rioters

Home Secretary warns of 'reckoning' for rioters and those 'whipping up' hatred online after weekend of violence

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has called an attack on a Rotherham migrant hotel 'utterly appalling' as she promised emergency protection for mosques.

'Utterly appalling': Cooper slams attack on Rotherham migrant hotel and promises emergency mosque protection

Prime Minister Keir Starmer (left) has vowed that those taking part in "far-right thuggery" will "regret taking part" as he voewd to crack down on the wave of riots which have gripped Britain.

Starmer vows rioters 'will regret taking part' as Rotherham migrant hotel smashed up on another day of violence

Downing Street have denied rumours that Prime Minister Keir Starmer will go on holiday on Monday as riots grip Britain for the fourth day in a row.

Starmer 'not going on holiday' as Britain gripped by fourth day of violence and migrant hotel smashed by yobs