Almost 10,000 criminals ‘work from home’ to complete sentences
Number permitted to take part in independent working projects as part of sentences soared during the pandemic, MoJ figures show
Brexiteer MPs back Northern Ireland Protocol plans in boost for Boris Johnson
European Research Group throws support behind Bill going through crucial second stage of reading in the House of Commons next week
Tory rebels plot next move to oust Boris Johnson
Prime Minister’s enemies to push for control of 1922 Committee in order to hold a second vote of no confidence
Exclusive: Labour’s Angela Rayner brings a splash of champagne socialism to Glyndebourne
While trade unionists were manning the picket lines, party’s deputy leader sipped bubbles and settled down to watch the Marriage of Figaro
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National Trust members demand creation of independent watchdog
Campaigners concerned with the charity’s ‘woke’ direction call for overhaul to make it accountable to its members
Revealed: The £300,000 Civil Service social clubs funded by the taxpayer
Amid cost of living crisis, figures show public money was used to fund ‘wasteful’ Whitehall networks in areas such as baking and meditation
A good week for Mark Francois
The Telegraph's weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what's really going on at Westminster and beyond
Suella Braverman: The Left may be ashamed of Britain’s history – but we should celebrate it
Attorney General is proud of the British Empire for what it brought to the world in terms of language, culture and the industrial revolution
Lord Geidt resigns as Boris Johnson’s ethics chief
Adviser quits a day after saying that PM’s partygate fine may represent a breach of ministerial code
Harriet Harman under pressure to withdraw from Boris Johnson partygate probe
Labour MP’s position been called into question after comments she made on Twitter accusing the PM of lying to Parliament
Welsh Tories consider splitting from Conservatives in England
Embarrassment for Boris Johnson, with partygate said to be the ‘last straw’ for disaffected officials bruised by disastrous local elections
Alastair Stewart has had enough of broadcasters' anti-Boris bias
The Telegraph's weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what's really going on at Westminster and beyond
Chopper's Politics: Boris Johnson is worse than Gordon Brown when it comes to big ideas
Tim Montgomerie, founder of Conservative Home, joins Christopher Hope on the Telegraph's weekly political podcast
Liz Truss dubbed ‘Brexit Queen’ after Cabinet clash over Northern Ireland
Sources claim Cabinet ministers fluttered their ‘leadership feathers’ in tense Protocol meeting that quickly divided along Brexit lines
Tory rebels plotting to oust Boris Johnson after June by-elections
Source in 1922 Committee says by-election ‘disaster’ could prompt change to confidence vote rules, though No 10 would be likely to retaliate
Chopper's Politics: Johnson weathers no confidence storm, but are choppy waters still ahead?
The Telegraph's Camilla Tominey and Tony Diver join Christopher Hope to dissect the no confidence vote and the Prime Minister's future
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