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Rachel Reeves ‘going nowhere’, says No 10 after Commons tears

The Tory leader said: "How awful for the chancellor that he couldn't confirm that she would stay in place."The prime minister's press secretary was...

Government wins welfare bill vote after making big concessions to rebels

The government initially announced its plans for a shake-up of the benefits system in March, including measures to limit eligibility for Pip, the main...

BBC experts answer your questions on welfare changes ahead of Commons showdown – live updates

A quick look at how we got herepublished at 10:54 British Summer Time10:54 BST Image source, PA MediaBack in...

Reeves insists changes to welfare needed as MPs call for flexibility

Asked about proposed welfare cuts, Reeves said: 'We will set out our plans for welfare reform, but it is absolutely clear that the current...

UK economy shrank unexpectedly by 0.1% in January

With tax rises coming into force in April, concerns remain that economic growth will remain sluggish for sometime.Businesses have warned that paying more in...

NHS England to be scrapped as role returns to government control

The announcement came as part of a wider speech on reforming the state, which Sir Keir described as "overstretched" and "unfocused". "Over a number...

Disability benefit cuts test loyalty of Labour MPs

It's here in particular that some the usually loyal MPs - not associated with the party's Left - are expressing concerns.We have spoken...

Police investigate MP Rupert Lowe over alleged threats

As well as reporting Lowe to police, Reform have hired a lawyer to investigate allegations of workplace bullying in his office made by two...

Mike Amesbury: Ex-Labour MP to stand down over assault conviction

Amesbury defended continuing to take his MP wages - despite not appearing in a House of Commons debates since video of him punching Mr...

Lawyer investigating Reform UK row contradicts MP Rupert Lowe’s statement

He wrote: "I have just spoken to the KC. She is dismayed that this statement has been made, and reiterated that no evidence against...

Tories say Human Rights Act should not apply to deportations

Badenoch said the amendment she is suggesting would be "critical to shift immigration powers from the courts to Parliament and elected ministers, enabling more...

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