Thousands of households near new or upgraded electricity transmission infrastructure are set to receive financial relief through a government scheme.

Probation staff have voted overwhelmingly in favor of industrial action over a controversial government plan to release thousands of prisoners early.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has publicly reprimanded home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf after Yusuf accused former defence secretary Ben Wallace of treason.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has expressed confidence that his administration can prevent the early release of the men convicted of killing PC Andrew Harper.

Reform UK has slipped to third place with 18 percent support in a new Lord Ashcroft poll, trailing Labour and the Conservatives ahead of the Clacton by-election.

Nearly three-quarters of England is under official drought status as declining reservoir levels and extreme heat threaten water supply restrictions.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has unveiled a controversial plan to send foreign prisoners overseas, drawing fierce criticism from political opponents.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced a dual crackdown to outlaw deceptive was-price sales and fast-track new rules on recurring subscriptions.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is embarking on a national tour this coming week to unveil financial support policies and connect with the public.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has embarked on a nationwide listening tour to gather public feedback on everyday expenses and inform a new ten-year strategy.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is launching a national tour across Britain to ask voters directly how the government can improve their lives amidst cost-of-living concerns.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is weighing up whether to block the early release of the men responsible for the death of PC Andrew Harper.

The Conservative party has unveiled a controversial plan to bar non-British and non-EU citizens from social housing, sparking immediate backlash from charities and unions.

UK political discourse increasingly uses economic buzzwords to mask structural vulnerabilities, spanning local licensing disputes and national fiscal rules.

Downing Street announced plans to strip licensing powers from local authorities following Westminster council's draft nightlife policy proposals.

The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has expanded its anti-Russian sanctions regime by adding 19 new entries, including banks, energy firms, and vessels.

The mother of IPP prisoner Shaun Lloyd has appealed to Andy Burnham for his release, highlighting the plight of indefinite detention as other offenders are freed.

A coalition of Labour backbenchers is supporting the Good Law Project's legal challenge against the EHRC's new single-sex spaces code of practice.

The UK government has revised its prison early release scheme, barring 1,000 sex offenders from the initiative while leaving other violent convicts eligible.

Killers of PC Andrew Harper are set for early release under a government prison scheme, sparking intense backlash from his family and police leaders.