Ethan Croft

Council in about-turn after journalist’s investigation

‘I guess I will have to cross the Rio Grande from Mexico to get in and claim a free hotel room and mobile phone’

Fears of widespread fraud as figures reveal lowest level of face-to-face assessments since the pandemic

Officials have spent more than £100 million of taxpayers money on the renovation of Parliament before works have begun.

Civil servants will no longer be labelled “transphobic” for expressing gender-critical beliefs under new guidelines, The Telegraph understands.

Increase in minimum wage will force many to start repaying student loans, dragging them into an effective 37pc tax rate, say critics

Gifted private school students from lower-income families will be spared VAT charges on fees, the Government has said.

The number of super-sized salaries in the charity sector has surged, with some bosses earning millions of pounds, Telegraph analysis has found.

The Attorney General is facing a fresh conflict of interest row after it emerged asylum seekers he previously represented were granted a “one-off” deal to come to Britain from the Chagos Islands months after his appointment.

Lord Hermer urged to ‘come clean’ over role in government U-turn that let refugees come to UK months after his appointment