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International superstar Michael Jackson – who died 15 years ago today (June 25) – had dreams of a honorary knighthood and even fantasised about marrying Princess Diana, says his former bodyguard

There is plenty of demand for former politicians

Diane Abbott has apologised, and is understood to have attended an anti-Semitism awareness course in February - but discussions are ongoing about whether she'll be allowed to stand for Labour

Leading campaigner of Daughter's Rights said that if this was the Muslim community discriminating against their daughters they would be condemned but 'because it involved posh people' it wasn't

The Tory former Health Secretary was criticised by the Infected Blood Inquiry for claiming in 1983 there was “no conclusive proof” that Aids could be spread through blood

The NHS is set to save billions of pounds a year after changing its procurement criteria for all medical supplies.

Therese Coffey's Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Bill, which has been supported by MPs, is designed to make it easier for police to catch offenders

Thomas White, 40, has been locked up for 12 years after receiving a two-year minimum tariff jail term under an Imprisonment for Public Protection order - a sentence that has now been abolished

If no-one repairs a country for 14 years the problems just keep getting worse, says Fleet Street Fox. Keir Starmer's to-do list is the stuff of nightmares

Five years after the Conservatives first promised to end no fault evictions for renters Michael Gove only said he 'hopes' it will become law before Britain heads to the polls

After months of bitter fighting between the Commons and the Lords - as well as within the Tory Party - the Safety of Rwanda Bill finally passed its final hurdle

Crossbench peer Lord Carlile said he was alarmed that the Government had ignored calls not to hold the House of Lords vote the first day of the Passover, or Pesach, Festival

Peers voted by 240 to 211 to demand a new monitoring committee that will consult the Government on whether Rwanda is safe before flights can start taking asylum seekers there

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced this morning that the first flight will take off in July, but a government briefing paper shows it is actually scheduled to go sooner

A victim of sex trafficking and slavery has lived in the UK for several years and gave birth to her daughter here - but now faces being deported to Rwanda by the Home Office

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has refused to rule out getting RAF planes to fly asylum seekers to Rwanda amid claims airlines have refused to get involved in the scheme

John Healey said Lord Cameron should publish a summary of the legal advice he relied on to green light more weapons sales, saying it was “essential that Britain abides by international law.”

It’s more than double the £1,233.82 cost of changing the clocks from British Summer Time to Greenwich Meantime in November last year, most likely because of increased overtime costs over the bank holiday weekend

Keir Starmer paid tribute to Lord Doug Hoyle saying he was 'Labour through and through' and hailed him as a 'distinguished parliamentarian and tenacious campaigner'

Research by Transparency International UK shows 68 out of 284 peerage nominations from political parties between 2013 and 2023 were political donors

The Tories' new Deputy Chairman Jonathan Gullis was reminded of his own voting record on the Rwanda Bill as he appeared on Sky News's Sophy Ridge programme

A ban on bringing grim mementos like back animal skins, severed heads and carcasses could finally be brought in after MPs unanimously backed Labour MP John Spellar's call

PM Rishi Sunak had hoped to push through the Rwanda Bill through Parliament before MPs' Easter break in a desperate bid to begin deportation flights in the spring

150 documents which the Ministry of Defence had insisted were a state secret have been declassified, just a day after veterans served notice of their intention to sue for their medical records

In a scathing attack on Rishi Sunak, Baroness Sayeeda Warsi demanded the Tories hand back cash to Frank Hester and said he is presiding over a 'terribly racist period'