Nick Timothy

She attacked Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s Labour Party and her right-wing rivals, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK

The sudden reversal marks a significant departure from policies drawn up under his predecessor, Sir Keir Starmer, which aimed to ease severe Crown Court backlogs by having judges sit alone on cases carrying sentences under three years

Justice Secretary Alex Norris is due to give more details in the Commons later on changes to the early-release scheme, which aims to free up space in prisons as they near maximum capacity

Tory leader Kemi Badenoch has rightly called for Andy Burnham to bring forward emergency legislation in order to stop the early release of hundreds of prisoners

Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has apologised after comments he made about the early release of prisoners were inadvertently picked up by a microphone

Capt Jacob Wulfson, who was based at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, was tried by court martial, despite his alleged crime taking place in Cambridge while he was off duty

The former military barracks could become a migrant accommodation site under Labour plans

Less than two years ago, Labour party leader Keir Starmer spearheaded a historic victory in a British general election

Taking their cue from Reform UK leader Nigel Farage’s “pure, cold rage” and insistence that the police conduct reflected “two-tier policing” favouring racial minorities, activists rioted in Southampton demanding parity of treatment for whites

Newly released police bodycam footage is intensifying scrutiny of local police after officers handcuffed an 18-year-old university student who repeatedly told them he had been stabbed and could not breathe moments before dying on a Southampton street

British police faced national backlash over the inflammatory case of an 18-year-old student who was handcuffed as he lay dying from stab wounds after his killer falsely alleged a racist attack

Reforms aim to deter young people from a life of crime by placing more accountability on carers

Mr Philp is reported by The Telegraph as feeling concerned that the attire can prevent integration, divide people and encourage extremism

Shadow Justice Secretary Nick Timothy believes they shouldn’t, describing the recent Ramadan-related mass pray-in by 3,000 Muslims in Trafalgar Square as ‘an act of domination’

Sara Elsherbiny was preparing to celebrate her birthday by breaking her Ramadan fast with friends at a restaurant in Dubai

PM urges Badenoch to sack shadow minister over Muslim comments

Veteran British politician Peter Mandelson’s visit to Hong Kong in 2024 came as a new era dawned, both for relations between the UK and China and his own career

Just hours until polls open in a decisive by-election in Gorton and Denton the embattled PM will face a grilling from Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage

Just hours until polls open in a decisive by-election in Gorton and Denton the embattled PM will face a grilling from Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage

A scathing report into the Maccabi Tel Aviv fiasco which saw Israeli fans banned from attending November’s match against Aston Villa blasts West Midlands Police (WMP) and the Labour Government for failings

Shadow justice secretary Nick Timothy described the proposal as a "vital safeguard" against repeat crimes

An investigation is being launched into claims a campaign group closely aligned with Labour hired lobbyists to investigate journalists

But the revelations around his apparent communication with Lord Peter Mandelson are among the most explosive, with potentially major implications for both the former cabinet minister and wider political sphere

On Tuesday police launched an investigation into Mandelson over alleged misconduct in public office, following claims that he leaked market-sensitive information to the late sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein while a government minister

Kemi Badenoch has made her feelings clear towards the Tory defector

There are historical moments that demand intellectual sobriety, ethical restraint, and a reverence for human agency

West Midlands Police splashed nearly £2.8million on diversity schemes yet still banned Jewish football fans from a match knowing extremists planned to attack them

A police force has been accused of a cover-up after downplaying threats against Maccabi Tel Aviv football players from “Asian youths looking for a fight”

A chief constable faces renewed calls to resign over the banning of Israeli football fans after letters from Dutch officials emerged, accusing him of talking “nonsense” over his justification for the ban

Supporters of the Israeli club were barred from the Europa League fixture at Villa Park on 6 November last year