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The next vote on the historic legislation will take place as early as next month - meaning MPs must make their minds up about a bill that evokes strong emotions and will have consequences far beyond parliament.

In 2022, Sir Keir Starmer promised to hold an inquiry into the Golden Temple massacre and any potential UK involvement. Sikh groups are now calling for a probe to be announced by the end of next month.

The US president will announce details of tariffs later on Wednesday as the world remains poised over how hard each country will be hit.

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A review by former Labour adviser Dan Corry into Britain's sluggish system of green regulation has concluded that existing environmental regulators should remain in place.

Donald Trump has signed off the controversial Chagos deal - but you won't hear the government shouting about it, in case the volatile president changes his mind.

Guidance, which had been due to come into effect today, said judges should request pre-sentence reports, which can influence sentences, for criminals from ethnic, cultural or faith minorities.

Departing staff will be offered the maximum amount as the government looks to reduce department headcount in a bid to cut costs.

The claimants say the policy threatens their children's access to suitable education, particularly for those with complex special educational needs and disabilities.

Donald Trump is expected to impose tariffs on "all countries" from Wednesday but Downing Street has admitted its negotiations have so far not managed to halt them.