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Rishi Sunak was in Northampton earlier to launch a mental health policy, but instead had to use the event to announce an investigation into one of his own cabinet ministers. Revelations over Nadhim Zahawi’s HMRC penalty have raised questions over the Prime Minister’s commitment to rebuilding standards. Meanwhile, the man who oversaw their perceived collapse,…
No slip-ups, but no knockout blows – if Labour hoped Liz Truss would stumble in her first Prime Minister’s Questions, they would have been disappointed. Instead, something strange happened: an actual exchange of political views. Ms Truss once again ruled out paying for a freeze on energy prices through a windfall tax, prompting an accusation…
There are important questions about the coronavirus strategy that government departments simply won’t answer in full.
Labour’s official policy is to support the replacement of the UK’s Trident deterrent. But Jeremy Corbyn is a lifelong supporter of nuclear disarmament.
We’ll find out early next week whether the Supreme Court believes that Boris Johnson broke the law and misled the Queen when he advised her to suspend Parliament for five weeks. The prime minister could be at the United Nations in New York when the justices rule on his actions. The extraordinary case ended today…
Theresa May asked him to retract his potentially-problematic comments, but Mr Corbyn declined to do so.
Temporarily homeless and dismissed by opponents as a “dim-witted puppet”, Yingluck Shinawatra seems determined to hold on to power in Thailand.
As David Cameron announces a statutory register and the Commons speaker suspends parliamentary passes, why is lobbying dominating the headlines again?
David Cameron dramatically raises the stakes by publishing a draft EU referendum bill. Why is he doing this now and what does he hope to achieve?
As the de Silva report on the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane is published, Channel 4 News looks at the background to the case.
The prime minister is facing questions over the details of a purchase of land in his constituency home following an investigation by Channel 4 News.
FactCheck learns the unions are spoiling for a fight over police cuts – and the Government could be leaving police chiefs in a legal minefield.
The Prime Minister’s private dinner with News Corporation executives raises questions over his impartiality in the light of News Corp’s attempt to take over BSkyB, one MP tells Channel 4 News.
The Tunisian Prime Minister announces a new government, but as Jonathan Rugman reports from Tunis, protesters demand the complete removal of the ruling party amid a “lynch-mob atmosphere”.
Young workers have never been more challenged than now. It’s not just the highest youth unemployment since records began but the realisation that career paths open to their older brothers and sisters are slamming shut, writes Faisal Islam.