Even Reform’s own data suggests it will lose Makerfield by-election, insider says

A Reform insider has conceded that the Andy Burnham effect coupled with an inability to deal with Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain means the party faces defeat

The former health secretary insisted he has the backing of the 80 MPs required to stand in a contest

Jane and Alan Kelvey said Russian claims their yacht was on a collision course with the vessel were ‘lies’

Safe spaces are private, confidential areas in branches where anyone experiencing domestic abuse can access support

There could now be a drastic reduction in the council’s operations, including making around a quarter of staff redundant and closing offices in 11 countries

A new survey has revealed parents expect to support their children financially until they are 26

Jane and Alan Kelvey said Russian claims their yacht was on a collision course with the vessel were ‘lies’

The investment will fund clean energy and AI projects in the UK, Starmer said at the G7 summit

Other world leaders at the summit will be acutely aware that this year’s may well be the prime minister’s last. It is a stark difference to the confident statesman that led the way on Ukraine and Nato just a year ago,writes Millie Cooke in Evian-les-Bains

This week, Keir Starmer announced a ban on social media for under-16s.

Robertson, 45, is alleged to have behaved in a ‘threatening or abusive manner’ towards the woman on multiple occasions between December 2013 and July 2015

The ship, a Black Sea fleet frigate, has been shadowed by the Royal Navy on a few occasions as it has passed through the English Channel

Research found there has been a 19-fold increase in misinformation across four Facebook groups

The pub closed in 2014 and was sold to a Buddhist association, who have now been told to cease its “unauthorised use of the land and buildings” by the local council

The incident is the latest sign of rising tensions between the UK and Russia

Founded in 1440 by Henry VI, the schoo has educated 20 prime ministers and generations of British and foreign royalty

The incident is the latest sign of rising tensions between the UK and Russia

Pure Cremation’s advert has been pulled be regulators for claiming an attended funeral service was part of its standard plan

Robert Kenyon has faced major backlash in recent weeks over a series of online posts about women

Within hours of being ejected from HMP Wormwood Scrubs, when the jail had been mistakenly told he had been granted bail, Bernadin Dedic took a Eurostar out of the UK

A Ukrainian and Romanian national were found guilty after two houses and a car linked to by the PM were set alight

Indian national Ajay Pant has been charged with directly or indirectly supplying or delivering by ship prohibited oil or oil products from Russia to a third country

John Healey’s scathing statement to the Commons followed air chief marshal Sir Richard Knighton, chief of the defence staff, warning that operations will have to be ‘dialled back’ unless new money is found

Eleanor Lyons is calling on the government to investigate allegations of ‘exploitation’ and ‘trafficking’ on the platform

The ponies have roamed the rugged moorland for 4,500 years

The ponies have roamed the rugged moorland for 4,500 years

Alexander Wood, 43, and Alison Tilsley, 63, died when the wheelyboat they were in capsized at Roadford Lake Activity Centre, with their heavy wheelchairs dragging them under the water

Newcastle United full-back Tino Livramento is out of England's World Cup campaign with a calf injury and is replaced by Chelsea defender Trevoh Chalobah.

John Healey’s scathing statement to the Commons followed air chief marshal Sir Richard Knighton, chief of the defence staff, warning that operations will have to be ‘dialled back’ unless new money is found

People are told to stay out of the water after a sewage spill at a pumping station in Devon.