Geraldine Scott

Allies of the Labour leadership hopeful say he is committed to ending the use of private companies to source asylum accommodation

Downing Street admits that the prime minister had switched on the app’s disappearing messages feature, but insists transparency rules were not broken

Labour is consulting on reforms to zero-hours contracts that would force companies to give staff at least a week’s notice or compensate them for lost work

Call to allow justice to ‘do its cause’ after two arrested in riots near the scene of Henry Nowak’s murder in Southampton

Darren Jones, chief secretary to the prime minister, complained about fellow ministers and discussed his career in leaked WhatsApp messages with the peer

Andy Burnham fired the starting gun on his attempt to replace Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister yesterday as he confirmed that he would join a Labour leadership race.

Jess Asato accused the company of deliberately designing its chatbot, Grok, to allow users to create sexualised content

The EHRC says its London headquarters was targeted by a group linked to an attack on Wes Streeting’s office

The former education secretary reveals she had IVF and was told she had less than a 1 per cent chance of having a child

An organisation run by a man awarded an MBE in 2000 has been accused of organising events celebrating the Beijing government and promoting party views