Rishi Sunak reiterated his position on welfare and financial policy as he continues to ramp up his electoral campaign.

Colin Mackay looks back on what was a rollercoaster ride in politics over the last year - and 2025 looks no different.

Kemi Badenoch beat off Robert Jenrick and James Cleverly, who basically cocked it up, to win the Tory leadership race.

Suffice to observe, privately, that she needn’t denigrate her roots and ancestry to rise in Tory politics. The bric-a-bracs ...

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaking with farmers after he delivered a speech at the Welsh Conservatives Conference in Llandudno in February (Peter Byrne/PA) Workers from Tata’s Port Talbot ...

In the past year we've seen Liz Truss storm off stage, Rishi Sunak apologise for 'killing' Samba trainers, Kemi Badenoch go ...

A planned strike by workers at steel giant Tata over job losses was suspended but it was not enough to keep the blast furnaces at Port Talbot open. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaking with farmers ...

And perhaps the most memorable of all came at the very start when then prime minister Rishi Sunak, drenched in rain, announced from a wet Downing Street that the UK would go to the polls on July 4.

Countries home to nearly half of the global population have held elections this year. And in Greater Manchester, voters took ...

In just a few hours' time, another whirlwind year of politics will come to a close. It has been hectic, totemic and nothing ...

The year has not been short of dramatic events and developments, and here the PA news agency provides a month by month look ...

We head into 2025 with quite the assembly of cocktail ingredients - a flatlining economy, an impatient electorate and a ...