Geraldine Scott

Representatives from six nations have demanded an amendment to the planned Trophy Hunting Bill

Kemi Badenoch told government departments to withdraw from the diversity scheme but thousands were still paying for membership last financial year

Reform would also allow those facing ‘dual discrimination’ to bring joint claims

Government hopes that the digital technology will act as a ‘shield to aggression’ for shopworkers trying to stop under-age sales

Assessments finding accommodation for asylum seekers on the barge and at RAF Wethersfield was sexist and ageist were published by mistake, government website says

Conservative MPs argue mandatory incentives are key to selling net zero

Britain’s treasure islands deserve more support and interest from the UK

Rishi Sunak started playing Christmas songs two weeks ago

Civil servants who would quit rather than work in the office must wake up to reality

Sir Keir Starmer suffered the biggest rebellion of his leadership as nearly a third of his MPs, including eight shadow frontbenchers, defied their leader to back a ceasefire in Gaza in a Commons vote

British universities have taken millions of pounds in funding from Huawei since it was banned from the country’s sensitive networks over security fears, it has

Labour would give consumers who use buy now, pay later services such as Klarna the same protections as if they were using credit cards under new rules for shor

Three of the most senior Labour politicians outside Westminster have defied the party line to call for a ceasefire in Gaza, as George Galloway’s Workers Party

Celebrities including Ricky Gervais, Twiggy and Sir Mark Rylance have accused hunting groups of “grooming children as young as four to chase foxes to their deat

Liz Truss is set to challenge Jeremy Hunt with an alternative budget that would rail against “conventional thinking”.

Rishi Sunak has refused to back the home secretary who warned there was a “hurricane” of mass migration coming to Britain as he said multiculturalism should be something “we are proud of”.The prime minister was asked on the ITV programme This Morning whether he was “embarrassed and ashamed” by the l

CHRISTOPHER FURLONG/GETTY IMAGESLiz Truss wants corporation tax to be cut to 19 per centWhen last summer this newspaper endorsed Rishi Sunak for the Conservat

JEFF OVERS/BBCThe Conservatives meet in Manchester this week in a defensive state. Since their last annual conference, Liz Truss’s ill-fated administration impl

Rishi Sunak’s family dog Nova has had some “heated exchanges” with Larry the Downing Street cat, the prime minister’s wife has revealed — with Larry coming out on top.Akshata Murty, in an interview with Sky Kids’ FYI programme, said she and her family were “so grateful” to be able to live in Downing

The number of migrants who have arrived in Britain by crossing the Channel this year has passed 20,000.Rishi Sunak said he was “frustrated” by the crossings but insisted that the numbers had dropped.