By contrast, support for the two main parties has fallen below 60 per cent – the lowest combined level ever recorded
By Siam Goorwich
‘This cannot be allowed to continue’: PA appears to ignore UK demands for reform of education materials
By Jane Prinsley
The home secretary told a BBC podcast about the abuse she faced in the run-up to the 2024 election
By Lorin Bell-Cross
The pair argued that their actions were protected under their right to free speech and expression
By Jacob Jaffa
Dr Alan Mendoza, husband of JLC chief executive Claudia Mendoza, is also a councillor on Westminster City Council
Lord Macdonald is expected to conclude the review by February
The party said the allegations from its leader’s former classmates, published in the Guardian, are part of an effort to ‘discredit’ him
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New curriculum to be changed as part of inoculation against misinformation
Ministers had initially not given a clear answer to Lord Leigh but confirmed no such meetings had taken place following a JC query
Israel’s foreign minister said other countries should stop refusing to sell Israel weapons
As the high-profile bill is not government legislation, it is being debated on Fridays
The Prime Minister spoke about the “terrible” terrorist attack at Heaton Park Synagogue in Manchester
By Daniel Ben-David and Lorin Bell-Cross
The prime minister said that Manfred Goldberg’s memory meant ‘we must ensure that “never again” means never again’
The Culture Secretary addressed the House of Commons in the wake of Tim Davie’s and Deborah Turness’s resignations
Former Palestinian prime minister Mohammad Shtayyeh is accused of ‘cheerleading for Iran’
By Daniel Ben-David
Bushra Bi apologised for her remarks and said she was committed to ‘ensuring it does not happen again’
