Prosecutors have authorised charges against a man and two women – each in their 30s – over protest last August

Rishi sunak has accused Vladimir Putin of setting off an “energy and food price bomb”. The prime minister was announcing his government’s three-point plan to support British farming when he made the comments on Tuesday 20 February. â� ...

sunak becomes first PM to address conference since Gordon Brown in 2008, as Tories court farming sector

Scott Benton was caught offering to lobby ministers and leak confidential information in return for payment

A BBC report revealed David Cameron’s government knew the Post Office ditched Horizon IT investigation

 

Rishi sunak was labelled “cringeworthy” after sharing a video to support the government’s “ban” on mobile phones in schools. The prime minister attempted to deliver his message about devices being distracting in the classroom ...

Labour has mocked Rishi sunak’s social media video promoting a ban on mobile phones in school with an edited version. The Prime Minister posted a video demonstrating the distraction mobile phones can have in the classroom on Monday (19 February) ...

A complacent incumbent, an insurgent rightwing challenger – but key differences mean talk of wipeout may be overblown

Ofcom said the so-called People’s Forum garnered around 500 complaints and it was investigating the show under its impartiality rules

Live programme with prime minister attracted about 500 complaints, says media regulator

The study comes just weeks after a Tory bustup over secretive polls, including the “Labour landslide” poll warning of Tory wipeout at the general election

sunak’s job is safe for now because no one else wants it. And don’t discount a May election yet, says Henry Hill, deputy editor of ConservativeHome

Find out who’s up and who’s down in the latest polls – and how many seats each party is likely to win in the next general election

Some said to be lobbying for PM to resign to avoid spectacle of coup, while others are waiting for outcome of May local elections

Exclusive: Veteran paratrooper demands Britain reverses decision to deny sanctuary to Afghan commando who risked his life to fight with UK troops against the Taliban

After Rishi sunak accepted a bet on whether or not planes carrying asylum seekers would ever take off

The PM’s blunder with a Cornish snack was soon yesterday’s news, yet the ex-Labour leader’s alfresco fiasco lingers on

The double whammy of byelection humiliations for the Tories matters more than Labour’s horror show in Rochdale

As fresh party infighting erupts after two byelection losses, the right are targeting public service funding to pay for tax cuts while others urge restraint