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The inquiry into the Government's handling of Covid will examine the impact of the pandemic on mental health and children - but not rule-breaking parties at Downing Street

The father of at least seven dodged a question about the price of a pack of Pampers in Boots - saying “I’m not going to get into” that. He couldn't even name the energy price cap

Downing Street indicated any new announcement could have to wait until August - when Ofgem is expected to announce another hike in the energy bills price cap on October 1

The Metropolitan Police has made around a further 50 fixed penalty notice referrals as part of its investigation into lockdown-breaking party claims.

Government says decision on wedding is for prison governor, not ministers

Total number of penalties issued by police in relation to events in No 10 and Whitehall has now topped 100

Met police announce number of fixed-penalty notices for Covid breaches in Whitehall has doubled

BORIS Johnson has signalled he could cave in to opposition demands for a windfall tax on energy companies to help tackle the cost of living crisis.

The British prime minister isn't using the app right, but if he were, it could be a powerful tool.

Labour leader Keir Starmer insists that he did not break lockdown rules after being photographed drinking a beer and eating food during the local election campaign of April 2021. So confident is he that he didn’t, he has pledged to step down if he is fined by the police over…

It is understood the Cabinet minister is poised to take further action in the coming weeks if negotiations with the EU continue to stall.