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The Daily Telegraph says Rachel Reeves is considering a proposal by the Resolution Foundation think tank to cut national insurance by 2p and add it to income tax - protecting workers while hitting pensioners and landlords.

The chancellor's oversight may seem minor, but it highlights both her weaknesses and the political peril her departure would pose to Downing Street ahead of a make-or-break budget.

Christopher McGowan was out on bail when he beat and strangled Claire Inglis, 28, at her flat in Stirling in November 2021.

The Conservative leader previously admitted to breaking into Baroness Harman's website, where she wrote pro-Conservative lines as if she was the Labour peer.

Glasgow councillor Audrey Dempsey made the comments during an interview with Sky News Scotland correspondent Connor Gillies.

Your Party has been trying to put on a united front ahead of its founding conference next month - but there has been a major row behind the scenes over control of donations and data, Sky News has learned.

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Baroness Theresa May says scrapping net zero targets is an "extreme and unnecessary measure", while Sir John Major fears it will "alienate" the electorate.

The chancellor has spoken to the prime minister's ethics adviser. Sky News understands an investigation has not been launched.

Kemi Badenoch supported Nigel Farage's bid to bring forward legislation for the UK to leave the European Convention on Human Rights - but the move was blocked by MPs.