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MPs demand government action on the growing problem of 'tech-enabled' domestic violence.

Companies who repeatedly employ illegal migrants face fines up to £60,000 per breach under new rules.

Rishi Sunak seems determined to make North Sea production a wedge issue, but it could come at a cost.

One business owner says the school summer holiday makes up more than half of his turnover.

As 15,000 people cross the Channel in 2023, the government wants to stop gangs using social media.

Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says he will "have a think" about running in 2024.

There are concerns that the number of families who want to foster but then drop out is "very high".

Will there be a happy-ever-after ending for Stormont, or is it more Mission Impossible?

A judicial review of the UK government's block on gender reform legislation is to be held next month.

The comedian wants to contest Brighton Pavilion, which is currently held by the Green Party.

The Conservatives remain the largest group on East Sussex County Council, but have no majority.

Doctors' representatives will meet soon to decide whether to ballot for industrial action.

Activists climbed on to the roof of Rishi Sunak's North Yorkshire home and unfurled banners.

The scheme will end months after the health minister praised such research as "priceless".

Greenpeace activists had climbed on to the roof of Rishi Sunak's North Yorkshire constituency home.

The prime minister said these five priorities should be used to hold his government to account.

England's chess body expects the government to back the national team financially for the first time.

The leaflet asks voters if they want a traveller site near their home.

Concerns over impact on prices has led to another delay on checks for food coming in from the EU.