David Churchill is a Chief Political Correspondent at the Daily Mail. He specializes in government and politics, with a keen focus on transportation policy and regulation, and has previously covered Brexit and general assignment news. David's work has been featured in various outlets including Property Reporter, This Is Money, and Architecture Today.
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Donald Trump officially declared Palestine Action a global terrorist organisation today.
Email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registrations and postcodes were seized from travellers who used Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports.
By: David Churchill
As the ensemble steps into formation and the powerful wall of sound builds, the energy is unmistakable. While summer youth performances often play exclusively to proud families, a clip showcasing the…
By: David Churchill
Nearly nine million holidaymakers' data was stolen after a cyber attack on three major UK airports, it emerged today.
By: David Churchill
Mr Healey was Defence Secretary under Sir Keir Starmer and resigned in June after the former Prime Minister's Defence Investment Plan failed to commit to hitting the target by 2030.
By: David Churchill
Chancellor John Healey was accused of ‘hypocrisy' today as it emerged he is set to shelve his own target for spending 3 per cent of GDP on defence by 2030.
By: David Churchill
The Chancellor was warned today that plans to shelve his own defence spending target were ‘akin to surrender'.
By: David Churchill
Minutes of a private meeting with councillors in Norfolk reveal Home Office officials refused to guarantee that the number of small-boat migrants housed there won't soar.
An audit of Government accounts by the Mail found 6,000 former staff got exit packages worth £336million last year (2025/26).
Data quietly published by HMRC show fliers were hit with a record tax bill of £4.6billion in Air Passenger Duty (APD) last year (2025/26).
