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Tory MPs have raised concerns with the Home Secretary’s reappointment six days after being forced out.

It is hard to understand how far Britain’s reputation has fallen if you live in England. The six years and four different leaders the country has cycled through since it voted to leave the European Union have not just damaged the UK’s reputation with our nearest neighbours. They have soured…

Liz Truss left office with a plea for her successor to carry on her work. It's fair to say Rishi Sunak is not doing that. From fracking and pensions to defence spending, here are some of the ideas he's ripping to shreds

So, there we have it: a new first family in Downing Street – again. At least Westminster’s furniture removers will be well practised by now. The first question with a new prime minister would normally be how the family will fare in No 10 and make the place their own,…

They moved out six months ago to be closer to their daughters’ school in west London.

Under Boris Johnson’s tenure, two ethics advisers quit within two years.

Downing Street today refused to guarantee the pensions triple lock in a move that would be a U-turn on a U-turn on a U-turn on a U-turn on a U-turn, leaving pensioners £443 a year worse off

The Chancellor says it is "prudent" for the plan to be pushed back to next month

Mr Sunak will take his first Prime Minister's Questions at midday on Wednesday

The new Prime Minister, who took over from Liz Truss on Tuesday, will meet Joe Biden in the coming weeks at the G20 summit in Indonesia.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak spoke with U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday evening and they are set to meet in person at the upcoming G20 Summit in Indonesia, a Downing Street spokesperson said.