The former Commons leader says the electorate thought the party no longer shared its belief in values including ‘honour, integrity and trust’.

The Prime Minister said he is ‘concerned’ that the offenders were included in the Government’s early release scheme to free up space in prisons.

Sir Keir Starmer said the idea he was filming the address from his own home was ‘farcical’ despite Christmas cards and family photos behind him.

UK Defence Secretary John Healey said that the bilateral agreement between the two Aukus nations would ‘bind’ the alliance into law.

The Prime Minister repeated his plea for those still in Lebanon to use commercial flights as he urged both sides to de-escalate the conflict.

Prime Minister says looking for work should be a ‘basic proposition’ for claiming benefits and that support will be offered to help people find jobs.

Ipsos questioned 1,029 adults after stories emerged about Sir Keir Starmer and senior ministers accepting donations.

Lebanese health ministry says death toll stands at 492 people as Labour minister calls for everybody in the Middle East to be able to live in peace.

Prime Minister says unrest across England after three children were killed was ‘pure thuggery’ and that disorder had no justification.

Nine people died and thousands were injured in Lebanon and Syria in what appeared to be an Israeli-linked attack.

The Foreign Secretary said the Conservatives had run a ‘fossil fuel government in a renewable era’.

Sir David Davis said he was given the cost after contacting Manchester Crown Court as the Commons Speaker described the amount as ‘outrageous’.

Minister says department is ‘urgently’ reviewing extension of £2 bus fare cap as he announces move to give local authorities power to run buses.

Reform UK’s deputy leader Richard Tice says state schools face ‘capacity crisis’ from the influx of pupils leaving private institutions from January.

The Prime Minister told PMQs that he will not ‘waste money on gimmicks’ including the Rwanda scheme and the Bibby Stockholm barge.

Peers heard that three in 10 do not attend cancer screenings in England, as women over 70 told to ask for yearly breast cancer checks.

Conservative MPs told the Commons Ukraine is fighting with ‘one hand tied behind their back’ without approval to use long-range missiles in Russia.