David Wilcock

Tom Bradshaw told members gathered for a mass lobby of their MPs in London over the changes to inheritance tax for farming businesses that the policy 'will rip the heart of family farms'.

Peter Kyle made the warning while preparing to tell Ofcom to be more assertive with firms, as both he and the regulator ready themselves for new legal powers in the Online Safety Act from 2025.

Communities Minister Matthew Pennycook admitted that the target set by Housing Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner was 'incredibly stretching'.

A trio of former Cabinet ministers today urged the new party leader to distance it from the president-elect's regime on climate change, warning that what works in the US does not work here.

The despot has rewritten Russia's nuclear doctrine to suggest he might trigger Armageddon if Ukraine strikes his territory with NATO supplied weapons.

The former Labour leader and his close friend and ally spoke out as Kyiv used the powerful weapons outside its own borders for the first time after being authorised by Sir Keir Starmer.

Defence Secretary John Healey was quizzed by new Defence Committee chairman Tan Dhesi today over the delay in revealing when cash for the military will hit 2.5 per cent of GDP.

The International Criminal Court, which Foreign Secretary David Lammy last month said the UK 'supports', today issued warrants for Netanyahu and ex-defence minister Yoav Gallant.

Sir Keir Starmer 's party is now three points behind the Tories - and just six ahead of Reform - down two on 25% after a week of battles over its plan to make agriculturalists pay a low rate of inheritance tax.

The Home Secretary said she was in favour of the 'principle of needing change' to the law and pointed to her previous support for a similar change that was defeated several years ago.