At a press conference, Ms Reeves said her party had analysed its opposition’s costings and found five “serious errors” which she is concerned about.

Mel Stride has launched a national campaign to build the British workforce in a speech at a Jobcentre in south London.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaks at the latest PM Connect event during a visit to Siemens Healthineers in Oxfordshire.<br/>
Sunak has insisted that “things are starting to feel better” and that confidence in the economy is growing.

Rishi Sunak speaks with volunteers during a visit to Palace for Life, a non-profit organisation in south London.

Rishi Sunak rejected the idea of accepting the return of asylum seekers from Ireland amid concerns the UK Government’s Rwanda policy was driving the flow of migrants across the border with the republic.



The Prime Minister...

Rishi Sunak has told of the “moral mission” to reform welfare as he announced major changes to the system in the face of criticism of his “hostile rhetoric” and accusations that the proposals are a “full-on assault on disabled...

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak giving his speech in central London on welfare reform, where he called for an end to the "sick note culture" and warned against "over-medicalising the everyday challenges and worries of life".

He also...

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Mel Stride visit a branch of Timpson following his announcement on welfare reform.



During the visit the Prime Minister and Secretary of State cut keys...

Rishi Sunak has told of the “moral mission” to reform welfare as he announced major changes to the system in the face of criticism of his “hostile rhetoric” and accusations that the proposals are a “full-on assault on disabled...

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper has renewed Labour’s calls for the Government to publish its legal advice on Israel’s military action in Gaza, saying there were “real, deep, serious concerns” about the war. Cooper was on a visit to...

All the latest political developments as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak hints tax cuts will be paid for through ‘difficult decisions’ on welfare. The Prime Minister said pre-election giveaways will be affordable by controlling public spending.

Dozens of disability activists have staged a protest outside Leinster House in Dublin in rejection of proposed welfare payment reform.



The rally was organised against non-finalised proposals in a green paper which include a...

A look at what is expected in the Autumn Statement. The Chancellor will give his Autumn statement on Wednesday, and is expected to cut taxes and change welfare rules.

A group of economists backed by former prime minister Liz Truss says the minimum wage should be frozen and then cut to make the labour market more competitive.



The Growth Commission has argued that plans to increase the...

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Sheikh Ibrahim Mogra and Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg, make a statement at Lambeth Palace in London, urging peace between faith communities in the UK, following the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Sheikh Ibrahim Mogra and Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg, make a statement at Lambeth Palace in London, urging peace between faith communities in the UK, following the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

The Garda Representative Association (GRA) has said it does not see a way forward in its dispute with Commissioner Drew Harris.



The deterioration in relations comes after almost 99% of gardai who voted in a ballot organised by...

Shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry said the reshuffle is just “moving the deckchairs” and the Government is still a “sinking ship”, after Grant Shapps was appointed Defence Secretary.

Shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry said the reshuffle is just “moving the deckchairs” and the Government is still a “sinking ship” as Grant Shapps has been appointed Defence Secretary.

Even though Congress is out of session, lawmakers are trading jabs this week about reauthorizing the Farm Bill. Tyler Kendall tells us what's at stake for millions of food stamp recipients who could be potentially impacted. She speaks...

Four key climate change indicators all set new record highs in 2021, the United Nations says, warning that the global energy system was driving humanity towards catastrophe (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)

Apr.08 -- Adam Tooze, Columbia University Director of the European Institute and author of "Crashes: How A Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World" discusses income inequality's global impact. He speaks with Vonnie Quinn on...

The U.S. will start denying green cards to those deemed likely to need welfare. It will mostly affect people from Mexico and Central America.

The rule to deny green cards to those who may need welfare could affect people from Mexico and Central America more than people from Europe or Canada.