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JOHN Swinney has told Keir Starmer that it would be "appropriate" for Scottish council leaders to be represented at the Council of the…

The Labour government have had a rubbish first hundred days. Skydiving in the polls, a sleaze scandal and a first reset are hardly what anybody expected this soon after a landslide election victory. Yet, with relatively little fanfare, the most impactful mishap could still be ahead of them.

Campaigners say John Woodcock has commercial interest in organisations whose clients were targeted by protesters

Forest were unhappy with Stuart Attwell’s performance in their defeat to Everton in April and pointed out he is a fan of relegation rivals Luton.

Sue Gray has resigned as the chief of staff to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. This resignation came alongside the drip drip of information about donations to key members of the inner circle of the Labour government, including to Starmer himself.

Many prime ministers at some point find themselves in a situation where nothing they do seems to go right. It happened to Jim Callaghan in the late 1970s, to Gordon Brown in the 2000s and to every Conservative prime minister since 2019.

Health Secretary previously said hospital was ‘worst he had ever seen’ and pledged to rebuild it in first term

As chancellor reaches milestone she faces the tricky task of rescuing public finances while also investing in growth

Polls show PM’s approval rating plummeting as almost half of those who voted for Labour say they feel let down

Lib Dems say ‘public deserve better’ after Tory MP and lawyer spent several days working in Mauritius in September

When Labour was in opposition, the answer to the “what does it stand for” question was obvious: to win power. Now that Keir Starmer occupies Number 10, it is far less clear what he actually intends to do with that power.