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MP Diane Abbott is suspended by the Labour Party pending an investigation, the BBC understands.
Young people are more likely to vote for left-wing parties - but how could this translate to a real election?
The move would reduce police front desks across London from 37 to 19, and reduce the number open 24/7.
It comes as Friedrich Merz makes his first official visit to the UK as German chancellor.
Other planned changes include expanding voter ID to include bank cards and moving to automatic registration.
The PM argues MPs "elected on a Labour manifesto" should back the government's plans.
Morgan McSweeney is paid between £155,000 and £159,999, the Cabinet Office said in a report.
Senior officials say the sackings came after repeated organising against the government.
The money will expand an existing pilot which works with perpetrators to help them resolve personal issues.
The Doge cost-cutting team is seeking data-sharing agreements with all of the councils Reform UK controls.
Leader Sir Ed Davey says the UK must break the link between gas prices and electricity costs.
Details of thousands of Afghans who supported UK forces were mistakenly leaked under the last government.
The BBC understands the individual, an Afghan national, is now living in the UK.
Neil Duncan-Jordan, Brian Leishman, Chris Hinchliff and Rachael Maskell all voted against welfare reforms.
A cabinet minister said people on "modest" incomes will be protected from tax rises, but the Tories say ministers can't explain who they are.
Food and clothing prices rose more quickly while fuel fell only slightly, boosting the overall rate of inflation.
Chancellor tells the financial industry to change the narrative around consumer investment to encourage growth.
A former NI secretary has accused David Cameron of treating the Brexit referendum as "some sort of Eton game".
The US president says there is no need to recall MPs, saying "let them go and have a good time" instead.
The chancellor missed the 28-day deadline for registering free tickets from the National Theatre.
Hilary Benn was speaking during a three-hour debate in Parliament, which saw MPs clash over legacy.
The government’s Social Care Worker Visa route for overseas recruitment is to end.
Decisions were paused more than seven months ago, following the fall of the Assad regime.
MP Patrick Spencer, who has been accused of sexually assaulting two women, denies charges in court.
The US president's state visit later this year has been scheduled during a House of Commons recess.
Cabinet minister Heidi Alexander says age checks will not mark the "end of the conversation".
The minimum voting age will fall to 16 across the UK as part of a package of election reforms.
The revelation of a major data leak and subsequent relocation of thousands of Afghans to the UK has raised serious questions.
The BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner analyses the leak of Afghan citizens' data and the fallout.
Political strategist Chris Bruni-Lowe claims in a new book that eight words hold the key to electoral success.
The government watered down its welfare reform plans to get MPs to vote for the benefits bill.
Norman Tebbit's radical views on self-help kept him at the cutting edge of Conservative politics.
With the economy, immigration, education, welfare and health high on the agenda, has Sir Keir Starmer's top team met their pledges?
Nick Robinson sits down with the prime minister to look back at his first year in Downing Street.
The chancellor draws a line under excruciating episode but still faces the same problems, writes Henry Zeffman.
The BBC looks at what the government's 10-year NHS plan could mean in practice.
Check whether your MP voted for or against the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill
The chancellor's financial wriggle room has shrunk after welform reforms were watered down.
The government has confirmed details of its scaled-back plan to reform some benefits.
The BBC's political editor Chris Mason and chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman on the welfare bill.
The government watered down its welfare reform plans to get MPs to vote for the benefits bill.
Some who have worked with the former Reform chairman call him a "powerhouse", but others describe a chaotic workplace.
The historic bill has cleared all of its Commons stages and now goes for further scrutiny in the Lords.
The changes could cost up to £3bn which will have to come from higher taxes or cuts elsewhere, given the chancellor's self-imposed borrowing rules.
After the PM's efforts to mend relations with many on Labour's left, plenty are still unhappy.
Europe braces for Trump's arrival at the Nato summit with difficult questions over Iran and defence, following the 5% defence spending target he's demanded of allies
Senior officials say the sackings came after repeated organising against the government.
The UK and France have agreed a "one in, one out" deal for migrants crossing the Channel.
The "one-in-one-out" deal with France to be announced later will have to deter people from getting in small boats.
Cobra is where senior ministers and officials gather to coordinate the emergency response to a crisis.
Whatever the cause, Labour must soon start projecting direction, confidence and grip.
What’s gone wrong for Labour? 2024 voters delve into it, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
As the PM marks a year in office next week - which he will spend grappling with crises - British politics finds itself at an inflection point
As buildings burn in Tehran and Tel Aviv, the UK government is facing another crisis, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
This week's Spending Review may be an opportunity for the UK government show investors its vision
Denmark has come under international attention for its tough approach. And its Social Democrat prime minister is leading the charge
The government has announced that 16 and 17-year-olds will be able to vote in the next general election.
A political strategist says there are eight words that resonate with all voters.
BBC Political Editor Chris Mason on the latest defection from Tory to Reform.
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