Nicholas Watt

Labour’s deputy leader tells BBC Newsnight she has been assured by tax experts she owes no money.

Concerns that Labour MPs would face protests informed his decision to table the party's vote.

The former shadow chancellor says a “right-wing faction” has gained control of party selection processes.

Britain's car industry should keep "regulatory alignment" with the EU to avoid extra costs, says Tim Slatter.

Dehenna Davison received £2,500 from a businessman with a stake in the firm revamping a Redcar site.

Senior figures fear the PM may be taking an overly cautious approach as the war enters a key phase.

The sheer daring nature of the Kwasi Kwarteng's announcement caused shockwaves, says Newsnight's Nicholas Watt.

The government needs to help local people take back control of their communities, a former aide says.

The union says plans to challenge sitting MPs - in emails seen by Newsnight - were not adopted.

The former shadow chancellor urges Sir Keir Starmer to be more radical, after poor election results.