David Churchill

Donald Trump accused Labour of 'foreign interference' in the upcoming vote on following a call for 100 party staffers to volunteer for his rival Kamala Harris.

Hard-pressed bosses already have to deal with deadlines, red tape and staff who won't actually come in to the office.

More than 300 asylum seekers landed yesterday after crossing the Channel - bringing the running total for 2024 to more than 29,500.

The Prime Minister is trying to contain the row after it emerged 100 party supporters were helping Mr Trump's Democrat rival Kamala Harris.

The ConHome survey of party members found that Kemi Badenoch is on 55 per cent while her rival, Robert Jenrick, is on 31 per cent, with 14 per cent still undecided ahead of next week's vote

Writing in the Daily Mail, the Tory leadership favourite hits out at the party's VAT tax raid on private school fees, branding it 'the politics of envy' which 'won't raise a penny'.

MP Richard Holden is one of many critics of Labour's plans to scrap the cap, with worries that it could cause rural fares to jump by £10 or more and leave people unable to commute to work or school

Bureaucrats working at the Ministry of Defence now outnumber all service personnel in both the Navy and RAF. This equates to the smallest number of service personnel since the Napoleonic era.

Furious constituents await over 100 rural Labour MP's when they head home from Westminster this weekend after Chancellor Rachel Reeves scrapped inheritance tax exemptions on farm land.

The warning comes in official advice which says the Government's net-zero blueprint means firms and households will have to be more 'flexible' about when they use electricity.