With three polls now putting Labour ahead of Reform for the first time in over a year, has the new prime minister’s flurry of early policies genuinely reversed Labour’s fortunes, or is it Reform doing the work for him?

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp accused the French of ‘attempted intimidation’

National Education Union (NEU) leader says asking schools to keep doing more with less is ‘not sustainable’

It is the most significant change to the schooling system since 2011

PM also reveals he intends to cut the welfare bill by making some benefits conditional on working

The Prime Minister said Ms Phillipson will help drive ‘culture change’ in the party

‘Without emergency legislation, dangerous violent and sexual offenders will be released at the start of September’, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said

The More in Common poll appears to confirm that Reform are in crisis as Nigel Farage contests the Clacton by-election against Count Binface and 32 other candidates

Call comes following the decision to reallocate international aid to help fight the climate crisis towards funding a cap on UK bus fares

The new prime minister says Britain has to be ‘really serious’ about reducing the benefits bill