Daniel Martin is a Deputy Political Editor at the Daily Telegraph. He specializes in government and politics, covering a range of topics including elections, public policy, and regional and world affairs, with a particular focus on energy and finance. Daniel's work has been featured in numerous outlets such as the Daily Mail, Chicago Tribune, and BBC News.
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The Conservatives plan to introduce “ration cards” to prevent thousands of criminals from spending their benefits on alcohol and gambling.
Lord Mandelson met the current head of MI6 before he had received his full security vetting.
Lord Mandelson offered Sir Keir Starmer advice on Labour's 2024 general election strategy, warning that voters needed to trust the party would be “true to its word”.
Britain's return to the European Union is “an inevitability”, a Treasury minister has claimed.
A hard-Right party set up to challenge Reform UK is to close down a year after its launch.
The Tories are calling on the parliamentary ethics watchdog to investigate whether Sir Keir Starmer's use of disappearing WhatsApp messages breaches ministerial guidelines.
Darren Jones heaped praise on Lord Mandelson on the day he was sacked in disgrace , it has emerged.
Andy Burnham has suggested Britain might not have voted for Brexit if he had been Labour leader at the time.
Biological men who identify as women will still be able to use Hampstead Heath's ladies' pond, despite official guidance saying women should have single-sex spaces.
By: Daniel Martin
Former Tory leader says ‘freedom of speech is a fundamental freedom’ after expert cancels talks on sex, gender identity and the law
