The Latest Breaking News from Sir Keir Starmer

LABOUR have come under fire for explaining away an upcoming rise in energy prices because the UK does not have control of its own power.

The Conservative leadership contest is something of a sideshow to the meaningful politics of government. Whoever wins will inherit a depleted party reeling from arguably its worst ever election defeat. It comprises only 121 MPs, many now in marginal seats (77 are defending majorities where just a 5% swing would…

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer told Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday he hoped they could have "honest" discussions about thorny issues as they held the first call between leaders of the countries in over two years.

LABOUR have been accused of “betrayal” after repeatedly pledging to cut energy bills while Ofgem has announced a rise to the price cap.

Starmer received £19,340 worth of free football tickets with hospitality

THE UK’s Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has said household energy bills will be going up from October because the UK does not control its own power.

UK's Labour government has vowed to tax private schools in order to boost public education and create thousands of teaching posts, but the policy is causing concern for families already hard-pressed to meet the fees.

The PM faces conflicting ideological demands. After the budget and Labour conference, we will see how adept he is at managing them, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

Letters: Tony Wilkinson says the public must be given accurate figures on small boat arrivals to show what a tiny proportion of immigration it actually is. Plus letters from Brian Stewart and Rosalind Brunt

There is no comparison between Labour’s transparent union funding and murky donations to the Tories – but stopping it all would be the best way to clean up politics, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Prime Minister Keir Starmer recently urged the police to take “all necessary action” in response to unrest across cities and towns in England and Northern Ireland.