The organisers of the bonfire in Tigers Bay have told the Northern Ireland Infrastructure Minister “there is the potential for serious and widespread disorder and

The Chancellor is urging Britain’s workers to return to the office as soon as the government’s “work from home” guidance is lifted, declaring it was

As part of the promised Brexit settlement, the European Union says the UK owes it €47.5billion, a figure far higher than the UK had budgeted

The NHS Covid contact tracing app used in England and Wales may need to be adjusted as coronavirus restrictions change. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said

As cases across Scotland continue to rise Nicola Sturgeon has admitted the nation’s exit out of coronavirus lockdown restrictions is not ‘set in stone’. The

Anti-lockdown campaigner Sir Graham Brady has been re-elected as the chairman of the 1922 committee of backbench Conservative MPs. The member for Altrincham and Sale

Britain needs to tighten its campaign-finance rules to reduce the risk of foreign money influencing UK elections through digital ads. In a fresh report on

Rishi Sunak has suggested that the government is looking at an alternative to the NHS app being used to advise self-isolation, because of fears people

Britain’s employers are struggling with the worst staff shortages since 1997, despite the rush to reopen from lockdown. Recruitment firms are reporting major problems in

The £20-per-week increase to universal credit will be “phased out” in the autumn. Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey told MPs the boost which was

Boris Johnson joined-in with ecstatic England supporters on Wednesday night as he celebrated the team’s semi-final victory. Together with his wife Carrie, the prime minister

James Brokenshire has resigned as Home Office minister stating his recovery from lung cancer is “taking longer than expected”. Mr Brokenshire, who looks after the

In its annual report published yesterday, more than 1,000,000 households in the UK have stopped paying the BBC licence fee over the past two years.

JD Wetherspoon has criticised the government because it will have to increase the price of its meals when a recent reduction in the VAT on

A High Court judge has ruled Home Secretary Priti Patel must bring an asylum seeker who arrived via a small boat and was later deported