Nigel Farage has rejected criticism that he's behaving like the Messiah after days of infighting at the top of Reform UK.

The row at the top of the Reform party has intensified - after Nigel Farage and suspended MP Rupert Lowe launched more attacks against each other.

A day of reflection has been observed across the UK - as communities mark five years since the start of the Covid pandemic.

We spoke to Gawain Towler, longstanding head of press for Reform who was replaced last year.

“Vindictive” and “pathetic”, that's how MP Rupert Lowe has described Reform's decision to suspend him from the party.

The police watchdog - the IOPC - says it’s considering whether to release more details from an unpublished report on failings by senior police to protect children from grooming gangs in Rotherham.

The former Liverpool mayor Joe Anderson and another former politician in the city, Derek Hatton, have been charged with bribery and misconduct along with ten others.

The Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood has warned she will change the law if necessary - after a row over new guidelines for England and Wales on sentencing people to jail which, it's claimed, would discriminate against white men.

We talked to Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer about the UK's relationship with the US and the EU during the war in Ukraine.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies view is that there are three choices for the Chancellor – though all of them carry risks.

The Treasury has told the government's official forecaster, the Office for Budget Responsibility, what it's planning to put in this month's Spring Statement.

A former Chinese PhD student has been found guilty of drugging and raping ten women in London and China and videoing the attacks for his own sexual gratification.

Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to intervene to address online threats to children and young people following the Southport attack.

We spoke to Ian Russell, who has become a leading online safety campaigner, since the death of his daughter Molly.

There are 2.4 million disabled women of reproductive age in the UK, constituting 20% of women in that age group. This is the first time their maternal healthcare has been reviewed.