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The chancellor tells the BBC she has got "what it takes" following a bumpy week for the UK economy.
The BBC's political editor examines the government's announcement on grooming gangs.
Sanctions were introduced after the Crimea annexation in 2014 and the wider invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Sir Keir Starmer visits Kyiv amid concerns the incoming Trump administration may reduce aid.
In her first major speech of 2025, Badenoch acknowledges the Conservatives "made mistakes".
Reynolds - who took over from Tulip Siddiq - has faced questions about potential conflicts of interest.
Sir Ed also called for Donald Trump to be offered a state visit to the UK, but only if he delivered support for Ukraine.
The 55-year-old was charged after video footage captured him punching a man to the ground.
PM urged to consider campaign to lower the age a person can be seen as a victim of domestic abuse.
It is believed Gerry Adams will pursue a compensation bid if the Legacy Act is repealed.
The biggest island, Diego Garcia, hosts a joint UK-US airbase which is of strategic importance.
The former North Antrim MP will attend the official swearing-in ceremony for Donald Trump on Monday.
Official figures show the economy grew by 0.1% in November, although that was lower than had been expected.
Investors are now betting on an interest rate cut next month from the Bank of England.
Mark Francois calls for a public vote on devolution, saying it is "anti-democratic" to cancel elections.
The Tory leader flagged recent market turbulence and asked whether tax rises are planned in March.
Local government minister Jim McMahon said there would be a "high bar" for postponing votes.
Developers hope the new town will be the most sustainable in the UK.
A parliamentary researcher reported her drink had been tampered with at 6.30pm on Tuesday 7 January.
Labour paused implementation of the act after taking power, due to concerns over student welfare.
Tulip Siddiq resigned after an investigation found she had "inadvertently misled" the public.
Paid leave should be extended to parents who lose a pregnancy before 24 weeks, a report by MPs says.
A report finds the special educational needs and disabilities system in "disarray" and lacking funds.
MPs vote for a cap on advanced rent payments in England as the Renters' Rights Bill edges closer to becoming law.
Party's Senedd leader accuses presiding officer of "inappropriately" interrupting him on the issue.
Inflation falls for the first time in three months, sparking expectations rates may be cut to 4.5% in February.
It comes after growing pressure over anti-corruption investigations in Bangladesh.
The BBC's political editor explains the headaches the Treasury is giving Sir Keir Starmer.
The Labour MP has been named in a Bangladeshi corruption inquiry into her aunt, the country's former prime minister.
AI is transforming modern life, but some experts fear it could be used for malicious purposes.
Activists gathering at a regional conference assess whether the US billionaire could help or hinder the party.
Government borrowing costs have hit their highest level for several years - what does it mean for you?
Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are the duo that best personify the Labour project of the 2020s.
Why Rachel Reeves needs a more detailed growth strategy - and soon.
The BBC's Analysis editor, Ros Atkins, investigates Elon Musk's recent posts on X about grooming gangs - and looks at how one day unfolded on his timeline.
The postcode lookup allows anyone in England to monitor new home-building targets in their area.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves may have to choose between tax rises and spending cuts, writes Henry Zeffman.
The X owner shared false claims that a Home Office memo urged police not to intervene in child grooming cases.
There's anger about Elon Musk's interventions - but they have turbocharged a public conversation about child sexual abuse in the UK.
The Chancellor may face the prospect of breaking her own Budget rules
The BBC's Analysis Editor looks at Elon Musk's involvement in politics outside the US.
Lack of staff and money could make it difficult for government to achieve its aims.
With new financial backers and a rapidly growing base, Reform UK seems to have momentum, but will it last?
Another year in Westminster has got off to an explosive start after the tech billionaire's intervention.
Politicians are navigating how to deal with the social media presence of Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
The government says the rule change will raise £460m extra to spend in state schools in 2024/25.
Lord Mandelson - set to be the UK's ambassador to the US - revels in his image as a behind-the-scenes fixer.
