National Crime Agency and intelligence services will attempt to identify and freeze assets owned by the Russian president in the UK

Sir Keir Starmer's party says it will introduce electronic ballots despite concerns it is open to 'manipulation'

Japanese PM arrives with a gift as regulations restricting the import of produce grown near the tsunami-ruined nuclear plant are lifted

Former home secretary says UK is ‘sleep-walking into ghettoised society’ that threatens free expression

Liz Truss said diversity efforts should be based on ‘facts’ not ‘fashion’

Boris Johnson has the support of most people who have an opinion to deliver Brexit by any means, including suspending Parliament, according to a poll.

Tottenham MP was late to declare 16 separate interests, valued at £35,794.88, in second recent Labour shadow cabinet rule breach

The chairman of a Conservative think tank said the decision to bar members was a ‘terrible advert’ for the party

It was on Friday December 8 2017 that Nigel Farage began planning his comeback.

Civil servants claim that they gave evidence into alleged lockdown gathering, only for them not to appear in her final report

The Guardian will not remove a cartoon which portrayed Priti Patel as a bull, despite her describing the image as racist and offensive.

Figures are the latest concerning poll for the former chancellor, who trails Liz Truss in the Tory leadership race

MPs write to Chancellor to demand that ministers cut spending on equality and diversity measures in order to reduce taxes

National Crime Agency and intelligence services will attempt to identify and freeze assets owned by the Russian president in the UK

Germany expects a No Deal Brexit and is not prepared to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement, according to leaked details of an internal briefing paper for Angela Merkel’s government.

It follows a complaint by Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, to the Greater London Authority

I suppose we were half expecting it, weren’t we?

When I met the new Home Secretary at the Conservative Party Conference back in September, she was remarkably buoyant, determined to get on with the job the voters expected her to do – and clearly...

Following Boris Johnson’s career from Fleet Street to Downing Street, I have often commented on his odd genius.

Home Secretary accuses Strasbourg judges of 'mission creep' after they blocked Rwanda scheme

Culture Secretary pours scorn over former broadcaster, who was said to have used expletive at the 2017 Glastonbury Festival

Deputy Labour leader says ‘Hansard have a bit of a nightmare’ with her speeches, but argues against ‘the professionalisation of politics’

The actor and wannabe politician answers Telegraph readers' questions

Ex-business secretary leads calls among Tory MPs for fee to be abolished after confirmation that the presenter will return to hosting duties

Former PM calls on ministers to hold inquiry into how the inaccurate story about ex-Ukip leader’s account emerged

The former Brexit minister has no time for ‘self-interested sycophancy’ and wants instead to focus on championing more libertarian ideals

I never thought the day would come when a British political figure would speak as fearlessly and bluntly about the benefits of leaving the European Union as I have been doing for 20 years.

The ex-PM's record is far from exemplary. She would do well to avoid recreating Ted Heath's 'incredible sulk'

It comes amid claims Prime Minister is 'missing in action' and presiding over 'zombie government' during mounting cost-of-living crisis

Joan Ryan has become the eighth former Labour MP to urge people not to vote for the party as she said Jeremy Corbyn was unfit for government and refused to rule out voting for Boris Johnson.

A new pro-Brexit party is lining up prominent businessmen and academics to stand in European Parliament elections, Nigel Farage has revealed.

Ann Widdecombe has said she is leaving the Conservatives to join the Brexit Party, the latest Tory defection over Theresa May's attempts to take Britain out of the EU.

Detectives have used more than 300 photographs and 500 pages of evidence, collected by Sue Gray, to investigate 12 gatherings

Poll for The Telegraph finds Conservative voters think former PM is best placed of leadership hopefuls to take on Sir Keir Starmer and win

Jeremy Corbyn is on course to sweep into No 10 after Theresa May failed to deliver on her promise to take the UK out of the EU by March 29, a major polling analysis reveals.

Sir Jake Berry says grassroots campaigners have become disillusioned following the defenestration of the former PM

Daniel Stilitz's neutrality questioned after string of social media posts attacking the Government and Prime Minister emerge

Emmanuel Macron suffered defeat at home in the European elections but could console himself with securing a kingmaker role that could determine the next five years of EU politics.

The new Prime Minister even left Keir Starmer flummoxed – and Angela Rayner looking like she’d swallowed a wasp

The Taoiseach's hardline stance on the backstop risks bringing back a hard border and destabilising the Good Friday Agreement

First Minister in celebratory mood as she faces her nemesis, Ruth Davidson, at Holyrood for the last time

Nicola Sturgeon was only able to hand NHS workers a minimum four per cent pay rise in Scotland thanks to the billions of pounds she has been given by the UK Treasury during the pandemic, the Tories...

More than 2,000 sign petition calling for premier to be added to leadership ballot, so members can have a say on if he should carry on

Why does the party of business – and of those who work hard – show 'compassion' for everyone except their own voters?

One of the least trusted terms in the English language is "manifesto".

At first, the theory of British astronaut, Helen Sharman, that aliens are possibly living among us on Earth but have gone undetected so far, sounds a bit bonkers.

Tory MPs are justifiably angry, but they will struggle to replace the PM's election-winning qualities

As Greek legend tells it, in a bid to regain his freedom and escape the dominion of a foreign land, Icarus took to the sky, borne aloft by hand-made wings fashioned from wood, feathers and wax.

A dozen former Conservative ministers including Boris Johnson, David Davis and Dominic Raab are urging Tory MPs to vote down Theresa May’s deal and leave the European Union on World Trade Organisat...

The former prime minister reportedly discussed his continued belief in Brexit, Ukraine and his previous climate scepticism

Nigel Farage's Brexit Party is laying claim to be the fastest growing party in modern British political history as the number of registered supporters surged through the 100,000 mark.

Scottish Tories ask the UK Statistics Authority to probe the First Minister's 'grossly misleading' assertions about his policy's benefits

Scotland's deficit is the equivalent of more than half the entire UK's thanks to public spending being £1,600 higher per person, according to official figures that damage Nicola Sturgeon’s independ...

Treasury expected to announce all departmental spending for the next two years will remain as previously agreed in 2021 spending review

Emmanuel Macron will warn Theresa May that Britain will never have a say over trade negotiations if it joins a customs union with the EU at tonight’s summit in Brussels, in a blow to the prime...

Some speculated she was asked by the Labour leadership to delete her tweet

John Bercow said on Tuesday that he would refuse to let Boris Johnson take Britain out of the EU by suspending Parliament.

In 1970, the number of fisherman in the UK was around 21,000; today it’s about 12,000. Our European membership was unquestionably a factor.

Source says move to free up billions in annual spending on bodies such as the DVLA will also make Government ‘more accountable’

The actor predicts that the culture wars will stoke more division than Brexit – and explains how his Reclaim party is planning to fight

The United States has presented the British government with fresh intelligence warning about the risk of giving Huawei access to its 5G network in a last-ditch attempt to stop it.

Fran Perrin said she believes Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are ‘the best chance this country has’

Even if it were, the First Minister's departure would be seen by many as a small blip as the inevitable progress towards full nationhood

Every English and Welsh region outside the M25 is happy to leave the European Union without a deal if no agreement can be reached by the end of next week.

The Conservatives are set to break with convention and stand against John Bercow in the next general election, the Telegraph understands.

Who will rid us of this terrible prime minister?

Staff attending a workplace ‘trans 101’ course told the term is an acronym for ‘feminism appropriating ridiculous transphobe’