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Age and education now bigger indicators, according to study, which also shows record support for electoral reform

Climate Change Committee says current targets could be met provided country takes ‘steps forward’ to achieve them

The latest chapter of the British Social Attitudes survey found a growing appetite for electoral reform.

Tory Councillor’s wife was jailed last year for 31 months for inciting racial hatred in the wake of the Southport murders - a sentence that has been criticised as harsh

While it promises to enrich the poor, the proposal offers a subtle tax break to the wealthiest. But Farage knows better than Labour that headlines matter, says Faiza Shaheen, the incoming executive director of Tax Justice UK

City Hall warned that disabled Londoners face losses of between £3,800 and £5,700 a year if Labour reforms approved

Sir Keir Starmer’s party is on 32% - an 11 point drop since the general election last July, according to the new poll

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn insisted a reformed ICRIR will be capable of dealing with legacy cases.

During a statement on the Middle East, the Foreign Secretary said Sarah Pochin should ‘get off social media’.

MPs voted to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales on June 20 after the third reading of the terminally ill adults (end of life) bill. The bill has been heavily contentious, both in terms of ethics and the technical aspects of the parliamentary process, with many feeling the legislation…

The party leader said he was ‘not clever enough’ to answer questions about a warning over how the policy could hit Britain’s economy.