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Material distributed in Gorton and Denton did not have legally required imprint stating it was funded by party

Exclusive: Material gathered was personally given to Josh Simons when director of pro-Starmer thinktank, say sources

Labour Together hired company to look at Sunday Times and Guardian reporters after article about donations, documents suggest

Starmer’s right-hand man was considered the driving force behind Mandelson’s appointment as US ambassador

The Prime Minister’s chief of staff held many political roles during his journey from building sites to Downing Street.

A British civil servant of Indian origin, Dr. Francis Vijay Narasimhan Rangarajan, faces social media backlash over the controversial Chagos deal. He led negotiations to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago to Mauritius, retaining use of the Diego Garcia base. Critics, including former politicians, have voiced strong opposition to the…

Is it patriotic or just plain provocative?

Anti-racism campaign group Hope Not Hate warned that the logo was ‘echoing Nazi-style imagery’

The party has submitted a new logo to replace their current yellow and purple pound emblem

Campaign groups argue online transactions ‘present real risks to our democracy’ as it is hard to trace their true source

Electoral Commission says tools to detect AI-generated content could be in place before campaigns begin