The Latest Breaking News from Sir Keir Starmer

The prime minister is now almost guaranteed to give the wrong response to any given question

Red walls and blue walls, remainers and leavers, Bennites and Gaitskellites, these things come and go but one constant of British politics endures: dividing lines.

Rishi Sunak had two tap-ins at the start of Prime Minister’s Questions.

His comments come days after the Government was forced to pull a vote on plans for mandatory, centrally-set targets to build 300,000 homes a year.

Labour leader asks PM why he handed his old school Winchester £6m in taxpayers’ money

Shell has told employees to “avoid talking about” the boss’s leaving do

The Labour leader used the weekly session of Prime Minister's to blast the "Tory scandal" of charitable status for independent schools as he declared "trickle down education is nonsense"

Keir Starmer demands end to handouts which have helped give PM’s old school ‘a rowing club and extensive art collection’

Isn’t it lovely not to hear so much news about politicians these days? Since I make my living thinking and writing about politics I probably shouldn’t reveal this, but even I’m relieved by days when the headlines aren’t dominated by politicians yelling insults at each other about yet another mega-crisis.

Damian Hinds says acute increase in prison population means he has requested temporary use of up to 400 police cells

Rishi Sunak's Government has defended the charitable status of independent schools and claimed they have an 'important role to play in levelling up opportunities' - despite the Levelling Up Secretary's 2017 remarks