Grooming gangs review to be unveiled as PM’s inquiry plan gets mixed reaction
Aid groups hit back over development minister’s ‘charity’ comments
Attenborough film shows seabed ‘devastation’ says MP in bottom trawling ban call
Labour MPs warn aid budget cuts could allow greater role for Russia and China
Labour MP says Starmer ‘taking the axe’ to UK’s aid budget to fund defence
MPs write to Starmer about ‘deep concern’ over aid budget cut
Starmer defends aid cuts to boost defence as ‘necessary’ amid charity criticism
Charities ‘shocked’ and ‘stunned’ by decision to cut aid to fund defence spending
Emily Thornberry says BBC World Service ‘must be preserved’
Cooper looking at ‘different ways’ to haul witnesses before grooming inquiries
Labour MP for Rotherham calls for locally-led national grooming gangs inquiry
Fact check: How many children have been the victims of grooming gangs?
MPs reject Tory bid to launch another grooming gang inquiry
Farage suggests Reform UK will fund inquiry into child sexual abuse
MP hits outs at supermarkets selling products linked to slave labour
Charities urge Government to stop aid budget falling to 17-year low
Government rules out refunds for victims of historic miscarriages of justice
Tories fail to field candidate in Rotherham amid last-minute withdrawals
Fact check: The last Labour government narrowly missed interim child poverty targets
Risk of UK aid fraud rose after budget cut, Covid and FCDO merger, watchdog says
Preventing Gaza famine ‘impossible’ under current restrictions, say MPs
Labour bind over Gaza ceasefire vote as Government calls opposition ‘naive’
Ministers have saved 5,000 jobs in Port Talbot steel industry, Sunak insists
Cleverly outlines amendment plan to prevent sex offenders changing their names
Cameron vows to put development ‘back at heart’ of Foreign Office
Liz Truss will have chance to bring forward law change from Commons back benches
UK Government’s £10 million aid for Palestinians is ‘pitiful’, MPs say
Investments by UK development finance body have ‘harmed society and environment’
Aid cuts see UK fall out of top five in global development rankings
Aid cuts and department merger have harmed UK’s reputation, says watchdog
Ministers urged not to ‘abandon’ Afghans on anniversary of Taliban takeover
UK foreign aid cuts will lead to thousands of deaths, ministers warned
Rishi Sunak bans new smart motorways
Rishi Sunak faces pressure to justify ‘death trap’ smart motorways
Smart motorway safety system fails after ‘unplanned outage’
Independent probe launched into death of boy, five, sent home from hospital
UK spending more aid on refugees at home than on assistance to poor countries
NHS will be ‘prioritised’ among tough spending decisions, Sunak tells Cabinet
Truss wants reassurance over ‘appalling’ behaviour before lifting Oxfam aid ban
Charities claim UK ‘putting politics before poverty’ in new aid strategy
Ministers criticised for slow delivery of humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Patel: Ukrainians arriving in Poland are fleeing ‘most atrocious circumstances’
Afghanistan facing ‘serious and worsening’ humanitarian crisis, minister warns
Calls to strip Lord Ahmed of title after child sex abuse convictions
MPs support plan to raise legal age of marriage to 18 in England and Wales
Liberty Steel jobs in UK to be safeguarded by £50m cash injection
UK aid officials ‘unprepared’ for China to become high-income country, MPs hear
Theresa May backs Tory rebellion on foreign aid
Dominic Raab insists cuts to aid budget announced in ‘fully transparent way’
Sex party club boss hits back after calls to axe £170,000 state loan
London MP named shadow equalities minister after Sarah Champion quits
Jeremy Corbyn 'wrong to sack shadow minister in race row'
