A Labour councillor has claimed he was "thrown under the bus" by party chiefs after he raised concerns about a controversial WhatsApp group alleged to have contained racist and sexist material.

Portsmouth Labour has defended city’s MPs after leaked WhatsApp messages revealed comments branding protestors as “terrorists ...

People who believe the things posted in a controversial Labour WhatsApp group shouldn't have been MPs in the first place, according to Harriet Harman.

Leaders of far-right groups need to explain precisely what they mean about making their countries great again, says Brian ...

The decision to revoke Mr Hoblos’ invitation comes after several politicians spoke out against the preacher appearing in the ...

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One of the people sounding the alarm is Dr Taj Hargey, a moderate Imam and scholar who is “deeply concerned” about the ...

The Tories received about £1.5 million in donations between July and September 2024 compared with £15.4 million during the ...

Councillors gathered last night to discuss and vote on the 2025/26 council budget, including signing off a council tax hike ...

Northumberland MP Ian Lavery is among backbenchers to have warned the Government that payouts to the victims of the ...

The owner of a £6m castle in Kent would have set up a credit fintech employing dozens of workers had the non-dom status not ...