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Sir Keir Starmer on Monday insisted neither he nor Sue Gray were asked to contribute to an investigation into the former senior civil servant being appointed his chief-of-staff.

Exclusive: Dan Kaszeta argues policy seeing civil servants trawl social media for government criticism is unlawful

Sam Jacobs, representing the Trades Union Congress, said the department’s position ‘smacks of having something to hide’.

Three years on from the start of the pandemic, the Inquiry heard how the virus 'left in its wake death, misery and incalculable loss'

The UK is facing three byelections in constituencies all vacated within 24 hours of one another. Former prime minister Boris Johnson announced he was leaving parliament with immediate effect on June 9, leaving his Uxbridge and South Ruislip constituents in need of a new MP. His vocal supporter Nadine Dorries…

In the fog of the Tory civil war it’s good to know how we got here, writes Sean O’Grady

A Government lawyer said it would ‘not be appropriate’ to take steps that could lead to legally-contested material being submitted.

Revelations about Boris Johnson’s time in Downing Street continue to emerge

MPs and peers have joined the crusade to make the fundraising hero and ex-rugby league star a Sir, along with his best friend Rob Burrow