The Slavery Abolition Act of 1833 didn’t just free 800,000 enslaved people — it set the precedent for global emancipation.

Plans to reduce welfare spending are dividing MPs, with a backbench rebellion threatening to further destabilise the party.

Labour Party MPs Andrew Gwynne and Burnley MP Oliver Ryan have been suspended for allegedly sending inappropriate messages on ...

Muddled purposes push main parties down in polls, with Tory leader’s biggest challenge being the Liberal Democrats ...

Anas Sarwar has insisted Scottish Labour’s support for free tuition is “iron-clad” despite Sir Keir Starmer dropping a promising to ...

A second Labour MP has been suspended from the party amid a row over alleged sexist, homophobic and racist messages in a ...

More Labour MPs and councillors dragged into the WhatsApp scandal which has already seen the dramatic sacking of health ...

Oliver Ryan, who was elected to represent the Burnley constituency last summer, had been under investigation over the remarks ...

Peter Lamb, the MP for Crawley – where thousands of Chagossians moved in the 1960s – says the plan is unfair on its residents ...

As the government's long-awaited overhaul to workers rights' returns to the Commons, small business owners are worried ...

Sir Keir Starmer becomes the first sitting prime minister to take a public HIV test. Joined by Terrence Higgins Trust ...

The United Kingdom has vowed to clampdown on illegal foreign workers with tighter immigration rules. UK's Prime Minister, ...