COMPANIES HOUSE has not been set any targets by the government for cracking down on corruption for the new financial year, Labour said today.

“TOTALITARIAN” technology is being used by a company to track the whereabouts of its workers through spy software they are obliged to download to t

THERESA MAY will be dashing to meet German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin and French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris tomorrow to urge them t

BORIS JOHNSON has broken Commons rules for the 10th time by declaring a financial interest in a property nearly a year late.

THE government’s refusal to shift on any of its Brexit red lines during its cross-party talks with Labour has been “disappointing,” shadow business

THERESA MAY faced yet another Brexit headache today as the DUP took aim at her “slapdash” approach after she begged European Council President Dona

LABOUR’S Ruth Jones has said that her victory in the Newport West by-election shows that people “have had enough” of austerity.

A WATER leak in the Commons forced MPs to be sent home early yesterday after proceedings were halted.

LABOUR chairman Ian Lavery warned today that the party could be “finished” if it backs a second referendum.

THE gender pay gap is widening in both the private and public sectors, shadow women and equalities secretary Dawn Butler warned today.