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Housing Secretary Michael Gove likened the betting scandal to Partygate as Rishi Sunak's election campaign got dragged further into crisis with Tory Nick Mason dragged in

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Go inside the Tory summer party - where wealthy donors paid tens of thousands for privileged access to senior ministers - including Rishi Sunak himself - in a desperate bid to bolster the party's election coffers

Ed McGuinness, who is hoping to succeed Michael Gove in Surrey Heath, said it was 'great achievement' to find ex-Airbnb to live in so quickly, but it's owned by a party donor

THE Tories could stage a Trump-style upset in the upcoming general election, Michael Gove has claimed.The outgoing Cabinet Minister drew a parallel be

The Sunday Mirror's new star columnist, Andy Burnham, tells Rishi Sunak: "You cannot build a strong society by making the next generation the target for cuts and then political pawns in an election campaign."

Ex-housing minister Robert Jenrick sparked a row after intervening to expedite approval for media mogul Richard Desmond’s housing project - after the pair shared a table at a Tory fundraising dinner.

TORY big beast Michael Gove says the failure to tackle the housing crisis is one of the biggest challenges facing Britain.The political heavyweight

Mirror columnist Brian Reade has a fair idea of what lies ahead for Sunak and the country over the next six weeks. And the forecast looks good

Lord Walney, who led an investigation into protests, suggested organisers may have to pay to police large demonstrations that cause disruption or involve law breaking

Communities Secretary Michael Gove criticised pro-Palestine protest camps on campuses and hit out at declarations of solidarity that encouraged boycotts against Israel

EMPTY shops blighting English high streets will be seized by town halls from next month, ministers will announce tomorrow.Just in time for the summer,

Mirror columnist Paul Routledge on last week's local elections, and the so-called 'Gaza factor' where dozens of pro-Palestinian activists were elected

Our feathered friend made an eggs-traordinary comeback as Tory ministers attended a Cabinet meeting after Rishi Sunak refused to name the date of the general election

Almost 20,000 more kids were homeless and living in temporary accommodation at the end of December 2023 compared to the year before, taking the total to 145,800 children

Ministers were accused of a 'colossal act of cowardice' in a backlash over the Renters Reform Bill after Michael Gove backtracked on a promised ban of no-fault evictions

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

MINISTERS today denied caving to the vested interests of Tory landlords ahead of key votes to reform England’s rental market.Labour frontbenchers an

The Government has been warned its long-awaited Renters Reform Bill will fail because ministers have made too many concessions to landlords ahead of a crunch Commons vote

New Best for Britain research found 16% of voters don't know they have to make to show acceptable types of photo ID to vote - which could be decisive in marginal seats

New analysis of Best for Britain’s huge poll found 13 million voters were ready to cast their ballot tactically to change the party in government

Analysis by YouGov suggests Jeremy Hunt, Penny Mordaunt, Grant Shapps, Sir Iain Duncan Smith and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg are among the Tories who lose at the general election

MINISTERS yesterday branded Thames Water bosses a disgrace after they refused to rule out hefty bill rises to cover their own failures.The firm faced

TAXPAYERS could be left carrying the can for Thames Water after investors pulled the plug.The UK’s biggest water firm was plunged into a fresh crisi

The Government climbdown follows a backlash from Tory MPs - including some who are landlords - over long-delayed proposals to strengthen renters' rights in England