Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces potential rollout delays for his upcoming 10-year strategic plan, which may feature major public agency reforms.

Economic forecaster NIESR warns that UK interest rates must climb to five percent to control soaring inflation as policymakers defer crucial decisions.

The British government has launched an official security investigation into a potential pre-Budget disclosure, prompting criticism from lawmakers.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has launched a fierce attack on Andy Burnham over plans for a wider European Union reset.

Almost six in ten people in Scotland believe decisions regarding North Sea oil and gas drilling licences should be handled by Holyrood rather than Westminster.

Ongoing local government reorganisation has left council legal teams facing acute operational uncertainty and complex employment tribunal liabilities.

Downing Street announced that Andy Burnham will urge English councils to offer accommodation to veterans sleeping rough ahead of the holidays.

Reform UK is expanding its political platform and parliamentary footprint under Nigel Farage through structural restructuring and strategic realignments.

A political row has erupted over constitutional boundaries as Westminster warns it could bypass the Welsh administration to establish a military training facility.

Insiders reveal former chancellor Rachel Reeves is planning a political comeback and maintains ambitions to return to the Cabinet under Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is bracing for potential opposition as Labour backbenchers react to upcoming welfare reforms and benefit overhauls.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces an immediate leadership test as trade unions push to dismantle strict post-Brexit red lines inherited from Sir Keir Starmer.

Labour divisions intensify as Andy Burnham drafts a sweeping migration package to the EU, triggering sharp opposition from senior Cabinet ministers.

John Swinney has told MPs that while he does not back the UK government's proposal to ban new North Sea oil and gas licences, he will not oppose the bill's other measures.

Bello Muhammad rode a 9‑foot‑5‑inch bicycle in Kebbi State on 22 September 2026, becoming the first to set the Guinness World Record for the tallest bicycle ridden unsupported.

Global oil prices slumped below $100 a barrel after a decisive midterm election defeat for Republicans, driven by voter discontent over the Middle East conflict.

Reform UK has appointed former RAF Wing Commander Angus MacIntyre as its new shadow armed forces minister alongside unveiling new housing proposals for service personnel.

A new report warns that the Palace of Westminster faces severe fire hazards and structural failure due to years of renovation delays.

The UK and the European Union have drafted a sanitary and phytosanitary agreement designed to eliminate post-Brexit food export checks and border fees.

Making her inaugural PMQs appearance, Louise Haigh was pressed by Conservative deputy leader Alex Burghart over a record £183 billion welfare bill.