The Latest Breaking News from No10

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has hit out at fellow ministers for taking a personal stance on Government policy as the Tory civil war raged on.

The PM's chief of staff Mark Fullbrook is now helping to shape government strategy even though he is not being directly paid by the government - instead receiving his salary via Fullbrook Solutions, in an arrangement No 10 says is "not unusual"

Liz Truss is to meet US President Joe Biden for the first time since she became Prime Minister on Sunday, No10 has confirmed. President Biden is coming to London for the Queen’s state funeral on Monday and is expected to attend a reception for world leaders hosted by King Charles…

A petition for a permanent day off in honour of the “the world’s greatest monarch” is gathering steam - but No10 insist there are currently not any plans to honour it

The queue to see the Queen lie in state in Westminster Hall starts at 5pm on Wednesday and lasts for four and a half days. As vast crowds are expected to descend on London, here's everything you need to know

Despite a mini-Budget next week, the Commons could sit for just five 'normal' days between July 22 and October 17 - as skyrocketing inflation hits and key questions on energy bills lie unanswered

The former Prime Minister, who was one of the late monarch's last visitors when he travelled to Balmoral last Tuesday, said she was "bright and focused" two days before her death

A minute’s silence will be held at 8pm on Sunday evening to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, Downing Street has announced.

The nation will come together for a minute's silence in memory of Queen Elizabeth II while she lies in state in Parliament, with London commuters warned they might want to change working patterns, and a wristband system to let people leave the queue