As Labour edges closer to Europe, Reform UK’s battered leader is betting that old arguments still have the power to move British voters

London mayor Sadiq Khan spearheaded a campaign to overhaul the famous but faded thoroughfare

Andy Burnham countenances historic apology for Britain’s role in the slave trade, but reparations are off the table

A community of 600 people is fighting a hyperscale AI project that would be larger than the village itself

Neale Richmond says it would be ‘an anomaly’ if the Republic was not at least as vocal about reversing Brexit as other EU states

Andy Burnham cannot silence talk of an early election as his chancellor hits bank and gamblers to fund cost-of-living tweaks in low-key budget

Delivering Burnham-led administration’s first budget, chancellor hiked taxes on banks to pay for energy bill cuts

House of Commons fast-tracked a Bill related to the prime minister’s religion

Scotland’s comic capital remains rich in character, even as it struggles to overcome deep social scars

Scottish National Party holds its shindig in Aberdeen, while UK prime minister attempts spoiler visit to Motherwell

UK prime minister chooses day of Scottish National Party’s annual conference to give speech in Motherwell on devolution

Minister for Foreign Affairs ‘shocked’ publisher can no long sell works because of author’s support for Palestine Action group

Boris Johnson’s former top adviser re-emerges from obscurity to give abrasive performance before a House of Lords committee

From the infamous ‘Hamster’ of Greggs to my local Sainsburys, Britain has seen a surge of low-level thefts

UK prime minister seemed to suggest on politics podcast that Putin influenced outcome of Brexit referendum