Geraldine Scott

A minister has said that an Elections Bill could come in the next parliamentary session, which will begin in spring

The admission by Lucy Powell, leader of the Commons, comes as CBI warns of weak prospects for growth

Laws allowing 16-year-olds to vote in elections could be introduced as early as next year, a Labour minister has said.

Keir Starmer warns that a return to prosperity ‘won’t happen overnight’ after data shows that the UK economy flatlined between July and September

The aristocrat, whose family owned the house from 1641 until it was acquired by the charity in 1956, has objected to proposals for the fire-damaged property

Sir Keir Starmer’s measures to create a service ‘as convenient as booking a holiday online’ include new surgical and diagnostic hubs and letting patients go private

Prime minister’s spokesman said he would listen to victims, as Tory amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill was voted down by 364 votes to 111

Former MI6 chief and party’s own MPs warn of threat to security in ‘ideologically driven’ push to expand renewable energy

Beijing has resubmitted its plans for Royal Mint Court which residents fear the government will approve, despite their fears over security, protests and spying

Overheard conversations could amount to harassment of staff, Equality and Human Rights Commission warns