Politics

Boris Johnson has insisted he wants to be in office until well into the next decade – claiming what the government has achieved was “quite exceptional”. 

We were joined by Lord Heseltine who served in various cabinet roles in the Thatcher and Major governments and was deputy prime minister from 1995 to 1997.  

A night of by-election misery for the Conservatives which saw widespread tactical voting.

We spoke to Terrisa Bukovinac from the Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising group and Jose Vela – a member of Austin City Council who’s pro-choice.

It was a decision that America knew was coming.

Boris Johnson has insisted he will “keep going” as prime minister after two by-election losses overnight and the early morning resignation of Conservative Party chairman Oliver Dowden.

Boris Johnson came to Rwanda for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, but whether he remains head of the UK government is once again being questioned by Tories wondering whether the one time winner has become a serial loser.

The government has unveiled its British Bill of Rights – its proposed replacement for the Human Rights Act. 

Labour’s shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry joins us from Westminster.

Earlier Cathy spoke to the Government minister Michelle Donelan and began by asking her, how it is that pensioners deserve a ten per cent rise in their income and public sector workers don’t deserve anything like that?

Why LGBTQ+ asylum seekers are concerned about the government’s Rwanda policy

Speaking for the government is the Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy Chris Philp.

Channel 4 News spoke to the TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady who was at today’s protest.

Britain’s rail network will grind to a standstill next week as three days of strikes go ahead across the country – while London underground staff will also walk out on Tuesday.

The home secretary has approved the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States. Mr Assange’s legal team have said they will challenge Priti Patel’s decision and have two weeks to mount an appeal. The US has sought to prosecute him for more than a decade after he published huge numbers of leaked…