The most persistently delusional myth in modern UK politics was evident once more in the aftermath of the Gorton & Denton by-election.

Senior politicians urge Government to investigate whether ethnic background of perpetrators and victims was ‘causal factor’ ...

Britain’s sins came home to roost long ago. The grooming gangs in Rotherham, Rochdale, Telford and across the country, the ...

Polanski wants a "world without borders". Farage wants to deport many thousands of people from the UK. And shock horror, they ...

Voters have gone to the polls in Gorton and Denton after a bitter and hotly-contested few weeks - with Labour, the Green Party and Reform all slugging it out to win the seat ...

It was a little over 18 months ago that Keir Starmer made his first speech as Prime Minister. Outside the door of Downing ...

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called on Reform UK to condemn one of the party’s councillors, after he said that Bolsover MP Natalie Fleet ‘should be shot.’ ...

Yesterday, education ­secretary Jenny Gilruth stood up in parliament to announce that the SNP ­government will, after all, grant a public inquiry into grooming gangs.

Is it old-fashioned, is it pompous, to say that politicians need to think far more carefully about the language they use?

Regardless of the result in the Gorton and Denton by-election, the currents of UK politics spell trouble for Labour.

Now he’s in a complete pickle over the Chagos Islands, with US president Donald Trump demanding he scraps it. But there’s one ...