Amelia Jenne

After a protracted battle with the House of Lords, the government’s Rwanda legislation is finally expected to become law this week. With flights blocked at least until that happens, the Commons Public Accounts Committee was today taking evidence about the policy and its cost.

How should young people questioning their gender identity be treated by medics? Dr Hilary Cass’s long-awaited report is an attempt to separate that question from the often toxic debate that surrounds it.

The man who masterminded an armed robbery that ended with the murder of an unarmed police officer has been found guilty of her murder.

The Easter weekend closes with a bang as many households see their council tax and bills go up on what’s been dubbed ‘price hike day’.

The growing divide between Israel and Washington has been laid bare by the US allowing the United Nations Security Council to vote for a resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

This Mothers’ Day several women started a hunger strike outside parliament to protest rising food costs and pressures on family budgets. 

A fertility clinic in London has had its licence suspended becasue of “significant concerns” following what it called a “tragic loss of embryos”. 

The British Government should apologise for the “dark arts” which allowed a British agent operating inside the IRA to sanction kidnapping, torture and often murder of those suspected of being informers, according to the man who led the inquiry. But, for some victims’ families, the findings of Operation Kenova failed to provide a complete picture…

In a pertinent illustration of how events here in the Middle East spill into other parts of the world, George Galloway, leader of the Workers Party of Britain focused his Rochdale by-election campaign on the Israel-Gaza war. 

Wayne Couzens – the man who killed Sarah Everard – should never have been given a job as a police officer – an inquiry has found. It said multiple police forces “repeatedly failed” to spot warning signs, despite a history of offending going back nearly 20 years. And it warned that without a radical overhaul…

One of the many consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was soaring energy costs here. 

The Labour Party may be thankful that, despite having to suspend two candidates over alleged anti-semitism, two emphatic overnight by-election victories mean they’ve ended the week with a pair of new MPs. 

The man accused of organising an armed robbery in 2005 which saw a police officer killed has gone on trial. 

It’s a year to the day since sixteen year-old Brianna Ghey left her home for the last time.

Sir Keir Starmer insists he scrapped Labour’s £28bn green spending pledge to be straight with voters.