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Northern Ireland state papers show how Tony Blair and Mo Mowlam disagreed on a number of NI matters.

As 2023 comes to an end, and Rishi Sunak approaches the deadline on his "five pledges", Eliot Wilson takes a look back at the year that was

As 2023 limps to an end, and Sunak nears the deadline for his "five pledges", Eliot Wilson takes a look at the year that was in UK politics.

The Prime Minister travelled to a political event in Teesside by train yesterday - meanwhile a taxpayer-funded RAF jet was flown up to wait overnight for him, before flying him to a far-right political conference in Rome, in apparent breach of the ministerial code

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The government appealed against a request to release unredacted files on the former first minister.

The Liberal Party MP refused to answer questions from 9News today, and insists his position with Mitre Corp...

Home secretary admits using "inappropriate language" to describe Labour MP - but not Stockton North.

“We can see that at a national level the impact of this government on business, education, and of course the NHS. “Local services have been cut to the bone

Rishi Sunak dragged the failed ex-Prime Minister out of retirement this week, making him Foreign Secretary in a move that shocked Westminster