Spring Statement LIVE: Rachel Reeves to deliver major update on economy
Rachel Reeves is set to present her Spring Statement, emphasizing the effectiveness of her economic plan for working people amidst recent political challenges.
Spring Statement: Rachel Reeves' life before Parliament, secret talent and career
Rachel Reeves is set to deliver her second Spring Statement amid political and economic turmoil stemming from events in Iran.
MPs’ basic salary to rise to £110,000 by end of parliament, watchdog says
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority announced a planned rise in MPs' basic salary to £110,000, citing increased workload and rising abuse against MPs.
Pauline Hanson claimed taxpayer-funded trips around Australia that coincided with One Nation fundraisers
Pauline Hanson is facing scrutiny over her use of taxpayer-funded travel for political fundraising events for One Nation, which may violate parliamentary rules.
Free-roaming lobbyists in Australian parliament face tighter restrictions, Albanese says
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is proposing stricter regulations on political lobbyists in Parliament House to enhance transparency regarding those with access to private areas.
MPs to get £5,000 pay rise taking salaries to near £100,000
UK Members of Parliament will receive a £5,000 salary increase, bringing their annual pay to nearly £100,000 for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
Man charged with criminal damage after Churchill statue sprayed with graffiti
A man has been charged with criminal damage after graffiti was sprayed on the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square, London, with messages regarding Zionism and Palestine.
Man charged over graffiti on Churchill statue
A man has been charged for defacing the statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square with graffiti that included the phrase 'Zionist war criminal'.
From Plumbing to Parliament: Hannah Spencer Triumphs in Manchester Driven by Support for Gaza
Hannah Spencer of the Green Party has won a significant political victory in Manchester, ending decades of Labour dominance in the area.
Welsh elections a choice between culture or ignorance, Plaid leader says
The leader of Plaid Cymru emphasized that the upcoming Welsh parliament elections pose a clear choice between cultural advancement and ignorance, as his party prepares to challenge Reform UK.
Man arrested after Churchill statue outside UK parliament sprayed with graffiti
A man has been arrested for defacing the Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square with graffiti that includes phrases accusing the former Prime Minister of being a "Zionist war criminal" and calling for the end of genocide in Palestine.
Churchill statue in Parliament Square defaced with 'Zionist war criminal'
The Churchill statue in Parliament Square was defaced with graffiti reading 'Zionist war criminal.'
Winston Churchill Parliament Square statue vandalised with 'war criminal' paint
The statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square, London, was vandalised with pro-Palestinian slogans overnight.
The Greens won elections in the United Kingdom
The Greens achieved a significant victory in a by-election for the UK Parliament, marking a setback for Labour leader Keir Starmer.
Green Party wins Gorton and Denton by-election
The Green Party has made history by winning the Gorton and Denton by-election, securing its fifth MP in parliament.
Assisted dying bill will almost certainly fail - and doing it all again would be a significantly bigger challenge
The assisted dying bill in England and Wales is expected to fail due to a lack of parliamentary time, with the government not allowing further debate before the deadline.
Jersey approves bill to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults
Jersey's parliament has approved legislation to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults, awaiting royal assent.
Police apologize to British Speaker after Mandelson's arrest
The Metropolitan Police have apologized to the British Speaker after sensitive information leaked to the media led to the arrest of Peter Mandelson.
Sarwar gambles on break with Starmer as Labour support slumps
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is taking a bold step by urging Kier Starmer to step aside in a bid to restore local faith in the party amid declining support ahead of the Scottish parliament elections.
Starmer - Metsola Meeting in London: 'A stronger and closer relationship based on realism is in everyone's interest'
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer during her official visit to the UK to strengthen Brussels-London relations ten years after Brexit.
What it would take to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession? – video
The article discusses the complexities involved in potentially removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession to the British throne, despite current parliamentary discussions in the UK and support from Australia and New Zealand.
EU not doing enough to stop Russian shadow fleet, European Parliament president says
Roberta Metsola, president of the European Parliament, criticized the EU for not adequately combating Russia's shadow fleet transporting sanctioned oil.
Roberta Metsola in London - Meeting with Starmer at noon
Roberta Metsola, the President of the European Parliament, is in London for a series of institutional meetings, including a noon meeting with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Behind the Guardian’s analysis of 100 years of MPs’ language on immigration
The Guardian's analysis shows a notable shift in MPs' sentiments regarding immigration over the last five years, using an innovative machine learning approach to study a century of language.
UK officials to consider the release of confidential documents related to Epstein-linked former Prince Andrew
UK Parliament is considering the release of confidential documents concerning former Prince Andrew and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
British Politicians Will Release Andrew Documents
Members of the British parliament are supporting the release of documents concerning the appointment of former Prince Andrew as a trade representative.
British Parliament approves the disclosure of confidential files related to former Prince Andrew
The UK Parliament has approved the release of confidential documents related to former Prince Andrew's appointment as a trade envoy amidst ongoing investigations of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Yes to releasing documents about Andrew
The UK Parliament's House of Commons has approved the release of documents related to Prince Andrew's tenure as a trade envoy.
Rupert Lowe fails in effort to block investigation by MPs’ watchdog
Independent MP Rupert Lowe's attempt to block a parliamentary investigation into complaints against him has been dismissed by a high court judge.
Seven-day deadline in £20,000 personal tax allowance change plan
A petition aims to increase the UK's personal tax allowance from £12,570 to £20,000, with only a week left to gather required signatures for a Parliamentary debate.
MPs considering investigation into Andrew’s role as UK trade envoy
An inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s past as a UK trade envoy is being considered by a parliamentary committee following his recent arrest.
The British government is considering removing former Prince Andrew from the line of succession to the throne
The British government is contemplating removing former Prince Andrew from the line of succession amid increasing calls for a parliamentary investigation into the scandal involving his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
MPs call for parliament to consider removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from line of succession
UK MPs urge parliament to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession following misconduct allegations.
Politician delivers scathing Tottenham attack in outlandish 'Spursy' speech
Swedish politician Mikael Damberg used Tottenham's struggles as a metaphor for Sweden's economic challenges during a speech in parliament.
'My botched Brazilian butt lift almost killed me - now I have PTSD'
A young woman shares her harrowing experience with a Brazilian butt lift that nearly resulted in her death, prompting calls for a ban on the procedure due to poor regulation in the cosmetic surgery industry.
Bangladesh’s incoming PM Tarique Rahman sworn into parliament
Tarique Rahman has been sworn into the Bangladeshi parliament following a landslide election victory, marking a significant shift after an 18-month interim government.
Starmer’s options in funding a further defence spending rise would be limited
Keir Starmer faces challenges in securing an increase in UK defense spending by up to £14bn before the parliament ends.
Britain ‘needs to go faster’ on defence spending, Starmer says
Keir Starmer asserts that Britain must accelerate its defence spending in light of ongoing threats, particularly from Russia, despite uncertainties about budget increases in the current parliament.
Major bits of bad and controversial news snuck out as MPs' recess begins
As UK MPs begin a 10-day recess, controversial decisions and announcements emerge from the government amidst a week of turmoil for Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Chief suspect in murder of Brit toddler Cheryl Grimmer branded a 'SLUG' - but WON'T be named
The chief suspect in the abduction and murder of British toddler Cheryl Grimmer, known only as 'Mercury,' has been publicly condemned in Parliament without being named.
Jesy Nelson petitions Parliament and joins Mirror campaign on SMA babies
Jesy Nelson has launched a petition in Parliament and joined the Mirror's campaign advocating for newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
Australia Politics Live: Liberals Wait for Leadership Spill After Angus Taylor’s Resignation
Angus Taylor's resignation from the shadow cabinet could lead to a leadership spill within the Australian Liberal Party, while Prime Minister Albanese addresses Parliament and Israeli President Herzog visits Melbourne amid anticipated protests.
NUS urges ‘loan shark’ Reeves to reverse changes to student debt repayment
Protesters gathered outside the Houses of Parliament to oppose new student loan repayment changes announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, which they feel will increase their financial burden.
Marine Le Pen appeal trial ends with presidential race at stake
Marine Le Pen's appeal trial regarding allegations of embezzlement of European parliament funds has concluded, with significant implications for her eligibility in the 2027 presidential election.
Starmer faces PMQs amid pressure over why ex-No 10 aide friendly with sex offender was given peerage – UK politics live
Keir Starmer faces questions in Parliament regarding the peerage awarded to Matthew Doyle, an aide connected to a convicted sex offender, amid allegations that the government is not taking child abuse seriously.
The public still 'overwhelmingly' support assisted dying despite heated debates
A recent survey reveals that 80% of the British public continues to support assisted dying legislation, despite ongoing debates in Parliament.
Train driver minimum age to drop to 18 from June as UK tackles shortage
The UK will lower the minimum age for train drivers to 18 in response to workforce shortages, with legislation set to be introduced in Parliament.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar to call on Keir Starmer to stand down
Anas Sarwar, leader of Scottish Labour, is expected to urge Keir Starmer to resign as Labour leader due to declining support and recent controversies affecting the party ahead of the Scottish parliament elections.
Westminster risks collapse, but restoration costs 50 billion euros and 61 years of work
The restoration of the Westminster Parliament is estimated to take 61 years and cost nearly 50 billion euros due to its deteriorating condition.
DWP PIP 'assessments' update issued on conditions caused by 'sodium valproate'
The UK Department for Work and Pensions has updated Parliament on Personal Independence Payment assessments concerning conditions linked to sodium valproate, following concerns about staff training.