Martin Ivens is the editor of the Times Literary Supplement. Previously, he was editor of the Sunday Times of London and its ...

That’s why I feel a bit sorry for Sir Keir, having to sneak in some voice coach to his office under cover of darkness – on Christmas Eve of all days. It was during Covid, which might have had ...

It is 50 years since Margaret Thatcher became leader of the Conservative Party – but the story of who was behind her drastic ...

To the long list of unsavoury characters once represented by barrister Richard Hermer KC, the buddy Starmer made his Attorney ...

The US president’s controversial ties to Russia are once again under close examination as he seeks to end the war in Ukraine ...

Francisca Boateng wins immigration appeal as union with German man ruled long enough to allow her to stay in UK ...

Morgan McSweeney won an epic Downing Street battle to become the prime minister’s chief of staff in October. He’s married to ...

WE plebs have been afforded a glimpse into the dynasties running the Labour Government after a list of the “power couples” calling the ...

Kemi Badenoch travels across the UK, speaking with struggling business owners who say Labour’s economic policies, including National Insurance hikes and taxation, are making it harder to survive. She ...

Around a dozen noisy tractors blocked the road near a housing project in Milton Keynes while the Prime Minister chatted to workers.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer backed his chancellor, Rachel Reeves, after she faced fresh scrutiny over inaccurate entries in ...

The One Show hosts Alex Jones and Vernon Kay were forced to step in and apologise to BBC viewers watching at home as one ...