Domestic Politics

Frankie Blake Greenslade examines the future of the Conservative party under Kemi Badenoch's renewed leadership.

Jessica Mauer reports on the slowed progress of the Assisted Dying Bill.

Frankie Blake Greenslade reports on the controversy surrounding the proposed privatisation of the BBC.

Landmark legislation would remove the final hereditary peers from the House of Lords, meaning major constitutional reform for the UK.

Exposed fraud offence stifles Louise Haigh’s position on Starmer’s cabinet

Elena Hopkins analyses Labour's latest budget

Nouse scrutinises the Autumn Budget and what it means for you.

Hemal Pallan explores the reasoning behind Rosie Duffield's resignation from the Labour party, and how differing views on trans rights may or may not have been the deciding factor.

Nouse reports on potential changes to Labour's planning policy

Zoha Nadeem explores what the future of universities may look like as Labour comes into power

Nouse investigates the financial interests of local general election candidates Julian Sturdy and Rachael Maskell

Nouse attended the York and North Yorkshire mayoral count in Harrogate, speaking to candidates, counters and party agents as the event unfolded

Zoha Nadeem reports the candidates standing to be the next mayor of North Yorkshire.

Millie Simon explains how she survived a Tory dinner by getting Penny Mordaunt in her BeReal

In January this year, Rishi Sunak outlined his five pledges for helping Britain take back control of the mess it has found itself in. Political Editor Tom Lindley analyses how successful Sunak has been in delivering his pledges.

Jack Rogers (he/him) looks into the implications of the 2023 by-election

Will Northern Ireland return to power sharing?

The government is set to enact a significant overhaul of rental legislation, reshaping the housing market for years to come.

As Britain’s railway workers continue to strike, should the government be looking for more radical solutions?

Through a smaller coronation from the last, the new King has become the new figurehead of the commonwealth. Though for some, it has been an unwelcome change.

Andrew Jones MP talks student issues, national matters and his hopes for 2023

Property prices fell at the fastest rate in over a decade, as mortgage affordability worsens

Deteriorating pay and conditions alongside increasing workloads has pushed NHS staff to "breaking point"

Following two high profile cases which have shamed the Metropolitan Police, addressing the ingrained culture is vital in improving public trust

The broadcasting of Crown Court proceedings has increased judicial transparency, yet there are concerns over the fairness of future trials

In what has possibly been the most turbulent first six weeks for a new Prime Minister, there is huge uncertainty over Liz Truss’s future and whether she can save the reputation of the Conservative Party

As Prime Minister Liz Truss announces her plan to freeze energy bills, there's debate over Britain's energy sources

It has been 70 years since Britain first tested nuclear weapons, yet our trajectory today appears very different