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Shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy has slammed the Government's strategy.

The North East-based chain received £1.3m from the Government's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme

Conor Burns also indicated that the Government is ‘considering next steps incredibly carefully’ around proposals for dealing with legacy issues.

LORD Ashcroft is “a bit baffled” by criticism of his forthcoming biography of Carrie Johnson, The Londoner understands.

Ms Callaghan returned to the House of Commons and said it was ‘definitely against doctor’s orders’.

Mr Lord is Greater Manchester's night-time economy adviser

EXCLUSIVE: The MP for East Dunbartonshire suffered a stroke in June 2020 and is calling for Commons bosses to reform its "antiquated" rules on proxy voting.

Our man in Westminster Keir Mudie shares his disbelief at the school of thought that Boris Johnson could enact a Houdini magic trick and escape the partygate crisis

Some departures matter more than others. You might say the exit of a head of a policy unit unknown outside Westminster is small on the resignation Richter scale. But what matters about resignations is the scale of the injury they cause to the one left behind. Today, Boris Johnson is…

As Andy Burnham found out during the pandemic, Westminster still rules, says Paul Routledge, and we should not fall for this fake devolution

More than £1.5 million in fines have now been handed to Covid-19 rule-breakers prosecuted in London.