Will Hazell

On average, there are around six potholes per mile on council-controlled roads in England and Wales

Diplomatic and intelligence sources fear enemies of the West will take advantage of the situation if Donald Trump loses on Tuesday but refuses to concede to Kamala Harris

First rise in eight years will leave little change from increase in employers' national insurance, universities claim

The Prime Minister will need to cement his personal relationship with the Republican president-elect, press Europe's case on continuing support for Ukraine and navigate a potential trade war with the US

Several sources tell i that the Shadow Cabinet has been ordered not to hire political advisers yet as there is so little funding available

MPs on the Left of the party said that offering an unprecedented second ceremonial visit would be a mistake and that it would become 'mired in controversy'

MPs on the Left of the party said that offering an unprecedented second ceremonial visit would be a mistake and that it would become 'mired in controversy'

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has set out details of Labour's NHS reforms

Britain will try and pick its way through any looming tit for tat between its two key trading partners

Despite Keir Starmer's 174-seat majority, some in his party are wary about being too complacent when it comes to dealing with Kemi Badenoch