The Latest Breaking News from Westminster

London mayor suffers another ‘red on red’ attack a day after giving go-ahead for traffic ban to begin this summer

Democracy Volunteers says it saw 32 cases of apparent collusion – the highest levels in its 10-year history

Analysis showed some authorities have sought to limit the impact on household bills ahead of big increases expected in the coming years.

Should legislation pass House of Lords, the matter will require another vote after May’s Welsh elections

As Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is released under investigation, Westminster's focus swings to Keir Starmer and intensifying demands to publish the Peter Mandelson vetting papers tied to Epstein—raising sharp questions about judgment, accountability, and what No. 10 knew, and when.

The Conservatives are accusing the Government of ‘burying’ the proposed tax increase in the small print of local government funding reforms

The Scottish Tory leader discussed his political career and claimed there is ‘rage’ under John Swinney’s ‘bank manager image’.

Editorial: The leader of Scottish Labour will use its spring conference to demonstrate that he is his own man. Ironically, the prime minister’s survival may depend on his success

A More in Common poll put the SNP well ahead of the other parties this week.