Six times chancellors cut taxes before an election - and what happened next
From the 1987 ‘bribes budget’ to Gordon Brown’s cuts, chancellors can be generous when voting nears – with mixed results
From the 1987 ‘bribes budget’ to Gordon Brown’s cuts, chancellors can be generous when voting nears – with mixed results
Government's fleet including Range Rovers and Jaguars were involved in 129 accidents between January 2017 and October 2023
Income tax and national insurance reductions seen as likely after Prime Minister’s pre-Autumn Statement address
MPs want police to ‘crack down’ on Left-wing group for allegedly supporting the proscribed terrorist organisation
Former foreign secretary denies he masterminded shock appointment but was aware of ex-PM’s move
Former PM’s surprise appointment as Foreign Secretary would bring a sense of perspective and integrity to the role, says Brexit critic
The former home secretary lost her job after a string of controversies while in office
Hilary McGrady reveals that the charity has considered joining recent demonstrations involving Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion
Diwali, Eid and Ramadan dates feature but Christian festivals go unmentioned, as members fear ‘woke’ policies will prevail after AGM vote
It comes as Jeremy Hunt distances himself from the Home Secretary’s rhetoric with fresh Tory calls for her to go
As the Home Secretary's future hangs in the balance, the party is divided on her views
Sir Jacob, a former business secretary, said calls to sack the Home Secretary were 'disproportionate'
Leader under pressure to harden his stance on Israel as war intensifies
The Telegraph unpacks all the policy announcements in Charles III's first State Opening of Parliament as sovereign