Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is under scrutiny following claims that a political associate provided extensive, undeclared support for his operations. The matter has prompted calls for a formal investigation into potential breaches of parliamentary transparency rules.

The government has unveiled a legislative overhaul of the asylum system aimed at implementing a more restrictive framework for claims and support. The reforms include a new 20-year path to settlement and a stricter interpretation of Article 8 of the ECHR.

Potential prime ministerial candidate Andy Burnham is reportedly considering a proportional property tax to replace council tax and stamp duty. The proposed shift faces scrutiny over its uneven geographical impact and the logistical challenges of implementation.

Nigel Farage has dismissed Andy Burnham’s plan to shift Whitehall powers to a 'No10 North' hub as a distraction that fails to address national priorities.

New government projections estimate the lifetime fiscal cost for 2025 Article 8 applicants at £4.9 billion, spurring proposed changes to settlement timelines.

Prospective Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced plans to establish a 'No 10 North' base in Manchester as part of a programme to decentralise British governance.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing criticism for his decision not to display the St George’s Cross at Downing Street during the early 2026 World Cup matches. Downing Street has indicated plans to display the flag as the competition enters the knockout phase.

Andy Burnham is preparing to open a Manchester-based office to serve as an operational centre for his strategy to redistribute power and economic resources.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer's administration is facing large-scale public petitions challenging government policies on social media restrictions and digital ID.

Sir Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as Prime Minister following mounting pressure from Labour MPs. Andy Burnham has emerged as the clear successor.

Bulgarian officials intercepted 25 unseaworthy inflatable boats intended for human smuggling networks targeting the UK. The operation, coordinated by the National Crime Agency, aimed to disrupt criminal supply chains.

HGV operators will be eligible for a 12-month payment holiday reducing tax to £1 starting 1 July 2026, alongside broader adjustments to vehicle taxation.

A standards complaint regarding Reform UK's crypto-linked donations and political lobbying has complicated the Bank of England's digital pound project. As Parliament debates donation reforms, the future of Britain's payment infrastructure remains under review.

SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan has challenged the UK government to scrap employer national insurance hikes to prevent further job losses and economic stagnation. The call comes amid a debate regarding the impact of current fiscal policies on Scottish businesses.

A scholarly review commissioned by the Scott Trust determined that the newspaper's founder and nine of his eleven backers had links to the Atlantic slave trade.

A union flag display in Nottinghamshire, originally promised to be funded by local business sponsors, is now being paid for entirely by the council.

In an untypically candid interview, the outgoing PM tells the BBC it was "really tough" to accept his political career was over.

The government has halted controversial plans to reduce the tax-free Cash ISA limit following intense pressure from consumer groups and financial experts.

Angela Rayner has dismissed a reported proposal from Andy Burnham that would have seen her act as a partner in a potential challenge to Sir Keir Starmer's leadership.

The Labour government balances domestic policy and the implementation of the Online Safety Act with international engagement regarding the crisis in Sudan.