Post Office ‘brushed off’ concerns over IT system, inquiry told

Lord Arbuthnot, a leading campaigner for victims of the Post Office scandal, says he raised concerns about the Horizon IT system.

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UK won’t suspend arms sales to Israel, says Cameron

There has been mounting pressure on the UK government to suspend arms sales amid the war in Gaza.

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Labour vows to fund pledges by tackling tax dodgers

The party says its plans would raise £5.1bn a year but the government claims Labour would still raise taxes.

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Thirteen Tory election nominations are ‘invalid’

Admin errors are blamed for the Tory candidates no longer being eligible for the May election.

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Living near Sure Start boosted GCSEs – study

Children who grew up close to a centre achieved better GCSE grades than their peers, research suggests.

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DUP last line of defence for the union – Paisley

Ian Paisley says the DUP is the only unionist party which can win a sizeable number of MP seats.

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Abolish Foreign Office, former top diplomats say

A new Department for International Affairs with modernised premises and a broader remit is proposed.

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Reform defends vetting after candidates dropped

The party has now ditched or suspended at least 12 candidates over offensive comments on social media.

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Elon Musk: Tesla’s entry in India a natural progression

India, like other nations which have adopted EVs, should also have more and more electric cars going forward, according to the X owner.

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Electoral Bonds – Joining the dots

The Judiciary was already dealing with 2 major matters attacking the Constitutional validity of the electoral Bonds and the main ground for challenge was that the Electoral Bonds lack transparency.

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