Daniel Martin

Health Secretary hits out at ‘toxic culture’ after being accused of plotting against the Prime Minister

Maya Forstater claims corporation’s normalisation of gender ideology encourages ‘pathological anxiety’ about puberty

Party members condemn leadership for banning biological males from taking women’s roles

Mike Huckabee says Bridget Phillipson can ‘thank Donald Trump any time’ for Israel-Hamas ceasefire

Blow to Starmer’s Brexit reset promise as UK steel producers face taxes of up to 50pc

Health Secretary praises former deputy PM in further sign of attempting to curry favour with Labour Party members

Labour blamed for rise in worklessness as thousands aged between 16 and 29 are handed Universal Credit with no requirement to look for jobs

Labour cuts millions of pounds in spending crackdown on development projects

Following reshuffle, PM says he expects Labour to oversee ‘decade of national renewal’

Activist lawyer accuses human rights watchdog of ‘violating’ trans people’s right to privacy with new rules

Party’s leaders say they have also cut more than £50m of wasteful costs in other areas during first 100 days in power

New guidance may not be published until as late as November, The Telegraph reveals

Warwickshire force reportedly told local officials not to reveal suspects’ backgrounds for fear of ‘inflaming community tensions’

Whistleblowers raised concerns four years ago about Stephen Ireland, now jailed for raping a vulnerable 12-year-old boy

Angela Rayner’s proposal would ‘set off a tinderbox’ under party’s working-class vote, says pollster

Sharron Davies accuses sporting bodies of ‘choosing men’s feelings over women’s reality’

Government could save up to £9bn by cutting Pip and UC for claimants ‘better off in work’, says shadow work secretary

Party source says role will not be ‘front-facing’ and that he will be doing ‘purely internal stuff’

PM says public bodies must stop dragging their feet and comply with Supreme Court ruling

Media regulator warns GB News that it cannot treat the controversy as settled despite Supreme Court ruling in April