The chancellor says she had been dealing with a "personal issue" but was still "cracking on with the job".

The chancellor says she had been dealing with a "personal issue" but was still "cracking on with the job".

The new leader of the county council says it is the "simplest and most inclusive" approach.

No "high risk" music acts will be broadcast live in the future after Bob Vylan's Glastonbury set.

David Aaronovitch and guests discuss why the benefits bill for disability has ballooned.

The flag is at the centre of a row between a council's chief executive and Reform UK.

On the value of keeping conversations going with opponents, from the Reformation onwards

The chancellor's financial wriggle room has shrunk after welform reforms were watered down.

But nurses, doctors and health experts say that more funding and extra staff are needed to make it a reality.

Whatever the cause, Labour must soon start projecting direction, confidence and grip.

The ban means supporting the group could potentially carry a maximum sentence of 14 years.

Sir Keir Starmer rejects claims of the bill being "watered down", insisting he is "fully committed".

Leila Nathoo on how winning the welfare vote has weakened Starmer

The government watered down its welfare reform plans to get MPs to vote for the benefits bill.

Anthony Zurcher, Justin Webb and Sarah Smith discuss which celebrities might be in the running for next US president.

Pat McFadden says there will be "financial consequences" to the decision to water down planned welfare cuts.

The BBC's political editor Chris Mason and chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman on the welfare bill.

The BBC's political editor Chris Mason and chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman on the welfare bill.

Check whether your MP voted for or against the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill

Some measures within the Employment Rights Bill are not due to come into force until 2027.