Ed Davey

Charlie Maynard, MP for Witney, resigned from his Treasury spokesman role on Friday

French President Emmanuel Macron and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez have welcomed Andy Burnham’s plan to unpick Brexit

The stunts — from falling off paddleboards to hurtling down rollercoasters — were scaled back at this year's Liberal Democrat party conference

Lib Dem leader Ed Davey backs scrapping ban on trans women in female lavatories

Despite securing a record haul of MPs in the 2024 general election polling suggests the Liberal Democrats are failing to maintain a strong presence in British politics

She unveiled a 30-page growth plan aimed at removing barriers to business as part of her speech to the Lib Dem conference in Brighton

The Lib Dem leader sought to strike a more combative stance as he faced down criticism from his own MPs that the party was struggling for relevance and being too polite about problems

Sir Keir Starmer's departure means Sir Ed Davey, in post since early 2020, is now the longest-serving national party leader

Former OpenAI researcher Daniel Kokotajlo gave Joe Rogan a grave warning about what could become of humanity as the artificial intelligence arms race between countries like the U.S. and China rages on

Nigel Farage’s party took funding from a US firm for three polls it commissioned earlier this year costing £32,500, Channel 4 News reported

Andy Burnham promises to ‘bring back hope’ in first Commons appearance as PM

The proposal concerning the South Atlantic archipelago, over which Britain and Argentina went to war in 1982, was among measures being drawn up by the Pentagon to incentivise NATO allies to meet spending pledges, The Daily Telegraph reported last week

Downing Street is privately exploring the possibility that he visits the White House on the same trip, depending on Trump’s availability

His visit to the south London centre was part of a campaign to promote blood donations to "beat the winter crisis" in the NHS

The agreement, which came into force in June, aims to speed up the asylum process, increase the number of irregular migrants returned to their home countries and spread responsibility for asylum seekers across the EU

UK's newly appointed Prime Minister Andy Burnham has unveiled a major overhaul of the social care system, making worker reform and workforce retention a central pillar of his new government's agenda

Sadiq Khan will take his seat on the red benches but remain as mayor

British football fans have been left furious after members of the Argentine national team staged a highly provocative political stunt following their World Cup victory over England

He shared video of himself in a luxury Moscow hotel with the older Musk, whose son has been a vocal supporter of Robinson

On Wednesday, shortly after Nigel Farage announced he would stand down from his parliamentary seat in Clacton to trigger a byelection, Ann Widdecombe appeared by video link on Talk TV to praise his decision

The vocal champion of Brexit also appeared on Strictly and Celebrity Big Brother

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage announces his resignation as a member of Parliament at Millbank Tower in London on July 7

Reform UK has accused the National Crime Agency of illegally leaking confidential banking information relating to senior party figures, with deputy leader Mr Tice demanding an urgent investigation into what he claims are criminal disclosures

Mounting criticism of FIFA president Gianni Infantino has been led by Jürgen Klopp after world football's governing body overturned Folarin Balogun's World Cup suspension following intervention from US President Donald Trump

The Reform UK leader is being investigated by the Commons sleaze watchdog for failing to declare the donation from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne

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

This resounding victory has created momentum that makes Burnham's arrival at Downing Street seem almost inevitable

Masked men set several homes they believed to house immigrants on fire, burned trash bins and a Belfast bus and pelted police with objects on Tuesday night

UK Prime Minister Starmer has criticized right-wing politicians such as the US Vice President for exploiting the case

UK auditors reveal income from sublet cottages on Windsor estate grounds

The BBC have been forced to issue an apology and withdraw Tuesday's installment of Newsnight from BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds following numerous complaints after presenter Matt Chorley misquoted Reform UK leader Nigel Farage whilst discussing the Henry Nowak murder

But now people have a month to offer their views about which species of wildlife should be honoured on the £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes

In February, the Charity Commission opened a "regulatory compliance" case into William Blake House due to "serious concerns around possible financial mismanagement", and in March it announced a statutory inquiry

In an extraordinary intervention, the intelligence and security committee (ISC) has criticised the government over its handling of the release of Mandelson-related papers and in effect accused ministers failing to comply with parliament’s will

Last week, he was in Armenia at the European Political Community — a gathering of leaders who have declared their solidarity with Ukraine and pledged financial assistance to the country in a shared defence fund

After bruising local election losses, Sir Keir Starmer is preparing a renewed push for closer ties with the European Union — but Brussels worries that his political weakness could stall or derail any meaningful post-Brexit reset

Opinion polls predict grim results for center-left Labour, which could amplify calls for the 63-year-old British leader to resign or face a long-rumoured party leadership challenge

On May 7, voters across the United Kingdom will elect new local councils, municipal authorities, and devolved national governments

Since a 2024 landslide his center-left Labour Party has plunged in national opinion polls and been overtaken by Nigel Farage’s right-wing Reform UK

On May 7, voters across the United Kingdom will elect new local councils, municipal authorities, and devolved national governments

With local votes taking place across swathes of England, and crucial national tests in Scotland and Wales looming, here are five potential flashpoints that could significantly increase the prime minister’s political vulnerability — and even tip him out of No.10 Downing Street less than two years after he swept to power on a landslide

More than 5,000 council seats will be up for grabs when voters in England go to the polls on Thursday

Voters in England will head to the polls on 7 May to cast their votes with more than 5,000 council seats up for grabs, as pollsters predict a disastrous result for Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party

From the minute King Charles and Queen Camilla stepped onto the White House South Lawn, US networks dumped their standard diet of political warfare and breaking news for something rare: pure pageantry

Lib Dems admit human rights breach after deselecting candidate over his Christian views

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage shut down Ben Thompson and Sarah Campbell on BBC Breakfast as they quizzed him on the members of his party

Today at least, both sides shied away from bomb throwing — but Charles brought a warning against a rupture