Politics

Crime and Policing Bill: government amendments for committee and report stage

Correspondence relating to the Crime and Policing Bill, which was introduced in the House of Commons on 25 February 2025.

Reeves could face £20bn Budget hole as UK productivity downgraded

Key figures at odds over collapse of China spy case

Chris Mason: As crises pile up, can the Home Office be fixed

UK signs £8bn Typhoon fighter jet deal with Turkey

Migrant sex offender released due to human error, Lammy tells MPs

Five Reform UK councillors booted out of party

Chancellor hints at tax and spend shift to cushion Budget

Reform MP's comments 'ugly' but intention was not racist, Farage says

Home Office squandered billions on asylum hotels, MPs say

Prisons begin extra checks after migrant released in error

Tributes paid to former Lincoln MP Dick Taverne

Lucy Powell elected Labour's deputy leader

Chief prosecutor says top official would not call China an enemy

Starmer 'deeply disappointed' at Caerphilly by-election defeat

Ukraine allies pledge to take Russian oil and gas off global market

Key China spy case witness removed 'enemy' from evidence under Tories

Tech bosses could stop mobile phone theft, say MPs

Green defectors become Your Party's first Scottish councillors

Defence Innovation Loans Cycle 5: Enhanced support for commercialising defence technology

DASA's Defence Innovation Loans now offer expanded eligible costs to help SMEs bridge the gap from product development to commercial success.

Local government reorganisation: decision letter to Surrey council leaders

​Letter to Surrey council leaders with the Secretary of State’s decision on local government reorganisation.

World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund 2025, Development Committee plenary: Baroness Chapman's remarks

Minister for Development Baroness Chapman gave remarks at the Development Committee plenary during the World Bank Group and International Monetary Fund 2025 Annual Meetings.

Surrey residents to benefit from improved public services

Surrey residents will benefit from quicker decisions, improved public services and more accountability.