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Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood said her measures mean "abusers will have nowhere to hide" but the Conservatives claimed Labour had "failed women" and "broken its promises".

Quietly, ministers welcomed the timing. Public pressure over Channel crossings has remained intense, and the absence of arrivals offered a rare moment of political breathing space.

There have been no migrant arrivals in small boats crossing the Channel for 28 days, according to Home Office figures.

Public support for strikes is low as flu hospitalizations reach record levels and schools face closures due to illness.

Speaking to Sky News in Calais, the Green leader says open borders was not in his party's manifesto and is used as an "attack line" by opponents to try and discredit him.

A Liberal Democrat bill calling on the government to begin negotiations on joining an EU customs union was backed by 13 Labour MPs.

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The former deputy prime minister is idolised by many of her colleagues, but others say she didn't do enough for the left while in government.

Dulwich College says the alleged behaviour attributed to Nigel Farage is "wholly incompatible with the values the College holds". Reform UK says this is a "witch hunt".

The Scottish Conservatives and Scottish Labour have vowed to bring a vote of no confidence against MSP Angela Constance.