
Kemi Badenoch blasts Keir Starmer for being 'all mouth no trousers' on defence
The Tory leader hit out at the Prime Minister over defence spending in brutal attack.
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The Tory leader hit out at the Prime Minister over defence spending in brutal attack.

Voters 'rightly furious' at Labour's record so far, but it is unlikely to improve under the former deputy PM, warns James Cleverly

OPINION: James Knuckey on why Sir Keir Starmer needs to act now to stop the rot in defence.

British churches are being hit by 10 crimes a day including arson, theft and vandalism, with campaigners warning crooks treat them as 'easy targets'.

Mr Yusuf claimed Pakistanis, Bangladeshis, Nigerians and Somalians are amongst those enjoying the welfare splurge.

There is also support for action to help people with energy costs in the wake of the Iran war price surge

The Chancellor has been told to make sure firms don't go over the edge amid hostile conditions.

Soaring wholesale costs of energy caused by the Iran war are set to push up Ofgem's price cap.

Civil servants are demanding remote working due to the war between Iran, the US and Israel.

Industry officials warn that "economic uncertainty" could have a "crippling impact" on housebuilding targets.

Campaigners have long warned about the environmental impacts of surrendering the Chagos Islands

An emergency meeting is being held over the looming fuel and energy crisis as war rages in the Middle East, and Keir Starmer is not sending his best, writes Martyn Brown.