Taoiseach Micheál Martin and a slew of ministers and diplomats have begun series of meetings and engagements in the US to ...

Editorial: After a shaky start, the prime minister has won effusive tributes from otherwise grudging Tories, while seeing off critics within his party to remain undefeated in the House of Commons. He ...

Even if it takes a rebellion a little while to get organised, the clash over spending cuts is inevitable: in two weeks, the ...

The first projection suggests the vote will be on a knife-edge in the first major test of Nigel Farage in this parliament.

PLANS to crackdown on disability benefits including PIP and Universal Credit are doomed to fail, a senior Blair-era party figure has warned ...

The military is at its lowest since the Napoleonic wars and we would struggle to deploy 5000. An RAF diversity drive has left ...

During the general election campaign Labour had to turn volunteers away. Now, as local polls approach, there is a reluctance ...

Sir Keir Starmer’s deal to give away the Chagos Islands is facing a High Court legal challenge seeking to prevent it going ...

When Mr Starmer goes to Washington, he is welcomed because of the nuclear weapons he has the power to wield. It is time he ...

The democracy activist has now spent four years in solitary confinement in Hong Kong for daring to criticise the Communist ...

Reform, he believes, has become the “real opposition”, with its small team of MPs advocating “common sense policies” and speaking up for “hard-working, patriotic British folk who know that it’s a ...

Nigel Farage’s party may have been the main threat to a continued Labour government – but the split in his own ranks, ...