National
Local elections map shows who's standing in your ward this May - check now
This week, voters will determine the fate of more than 2,650 seats, writes Paul Gallagher and Ben Hurst
Politics
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Every DWP and benefit change to expect as Sunak announces sweeping reforms
The PM has set out major plans to cut the number of people who need to claim benefits, writes Neil Shaw
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Every DWP and benefit change to expect as Sunak announces sweeping reforms
The PM has set out major plans to cut the number of people who need to claim benefits, writes Neil Shaw
National
Labour vows to renationalise railways within five years if elected
Labour says the plans wouldn't cost the taxpayer 'a penny in compensation costs', writes Helen Corbett and Ben Hurst
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Labour vows to renationalise railways within five years if elected
Labour says the plans wouldn't cost the taxpayer 'a penny in compensation costs', writes Helen Corbett and Ben Hurst
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Tourists abandon holiday homes in Canary Islands due to EU rule change
Thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest the tourism 'model', writes James Rodger and Toby Codd
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Tourists abandon holiday homes in Canary Islands due to EU rule change
Thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest the tourism 'model', writes James Rodger and Toby Codd
National
Rishi Sunak's big DWP and benefits shake-up - welfare reform is 'moral mission'
The PM said always rewarding hard work is a 'fundamental duty' of the Government, writes Neil Shaw
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Rishi Sunak's big DWP and benefits shake-up - welfare reform is 'moral mission'
The PM said always rewarding hard work is a 'fundamental duty' of the Government, writes Neil Shaw
National
New voting rule confusion could help Tories avoid election wipeout
A poll has suggested that roughly five million people could be barred from voting, writes Neil Shaw
National
New voting rule confusion could help Tories avoid election wipeout
A poll has suggested that roughly five million people could be barred from voting, writes Neil Shaw
National
Empty shelves and higher food prices warning sparked by post-Brexit border charge
The 'last minute' change could 'potentially lower choices' for shoppers, writes Christopher McKeon and Steven Smith