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Two former Dulwich pupils have spoken to Sky News about their time at the school with Nigel Farage.

But Keir Starmer, responding to his deputy's intervention, stresses the government wants to strengthen ties with Europe without a customs union.

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The Reform UK leader accuses broadcaster of "double standards", claiming it was "very happy to use blackface" in the 1970s.

Speaking on the Electoral Dysfunction podcast, Matthew Doyle did not deny reports he could be appointed to the House of Lords.

Ramsay El-Nakla, the brother of the wife of the former first minister, is on trial in Edinburgh accused of dealing heroine and cocaine. The High Court case follows the death of a man who fell from a window in Dundee.

Removing the two-child benefit cap is central to the government's new plan. But charities warn it has missed an opportunity to do more and the Conservatives argue work is a better way out.

No plans for direct trains from London to Berlin were announced due to commercial viability reasons, despite government highlighting potential benefits.

The businessman was born in the UK but has lived in Thailand for 20 years, where he is known as Chakrit Sakunkrit. He has a long history of donations to British parties.

Mental health or behavioural conditions account for more than half the post-pandemic rise in working age people claiming disability benefits.