Rishi Sunak was branded a 'pint-size loser' during Prime Minister questions today but how does the PM actually measure up against other world leaders?
A recent poll showed Mr Khan is set for an historic third term in City Hall with the Labour politician holding a 19-point lead over Ms Hall ahead of the 2 May vote.
All supporters of free speech must, of course, rally to the defence of the strange conference in Brussels which was briefly shut down last week. But if this was conservatism, no wonder the cause is lost.
Squashed into a steamy corner of The Spectator's office in Westminster, Liz Truss warned fellow members of the Tory Right that they were losing the battle for the future of the party.
The former Conservative Prime Minister got tearful when she was asked about how she coped with her children Liberty and Frances seeing the criticism she went through.
Labour's deputy leader is facing ongoing scrutiny of her financial affairs concerning the sale of the former council house in Manchester almost a decade ago.
This week, we imagine what former Prime Minister Liz Truss might write in a letter to Bel Mooney.
Labour's deputy leader is facing ongoing scrutiny of her financial affairs concerning the sale of the former council house in Manchester almost a decade ago.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said he still has not seen the legal advice which his deputy Angela Rayner claims exonerates her over the sale of her former council house in Stockport, Manchester.
Keir Starmer opened hostilities at PMQs by jibing at Liz Truss 's new book, saying her tax-cutting mini-Budget had caused 'misery for millions'.
Liz Truss, the shortest serving prime minister in British history, appeared on Fox News yesterday to show off her new book, titled Ten Years to Save the West.
Liz Truss, the shortest serving prime minister in British history, appeared on Fox News yesterday to show off her new book, titled Ten Years to Save the West.
This is the rolling ban whereby someone aged 15 or younger this year will never, in their lives, be allowed to buy fags but someone born a year earlier will be free to do so.
Under the Prime Minister's flagship proposal anyone born after 2009 won't ever be able to legally buy tobacco. Here MailOnline explains everything you need to know.
The House of Commons this evening approved the second reading of the Tobacco and Vapes Bill, which aims to phase in a ban on the sale of tobacco products.
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During tetchy exchanges in the Commons, Liz Truss swiped that the government was 'infantilising' Brits by taking away their choice.
Under the Prime Minister's hotly-contested proposal, being debated in parliament today, anyone born after 2009 won't ever be able to legally buy tobacco.
Several ministers are expected to vote against - and scores could abstain - when the Tobacco and Vapes Bill is debated in the Commons for the first time.
Dozens of the PM's own MPs are set to oppose the plans to ensure anyone currently aged 15 or younger will never be able to buy a cigarette legally.
Ms Truss visited Britain's longest-serving monarch at her beloved Balmoral Castle in Scotland just two days before her death in September 2022.
