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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said digital ID is not part of the government’s plan after Sir Tony called for the system to control immigration.

The prime minister said Labour has a ‘clear mandate’ to govern the country and vowed to approach issues with ‘raw honesty.’

The Conservatives have seen their largest ever drop in MPs from one general election to the next.

The prime minister said the plan has ‘never been a deterrent’ and that he’s ‘not prepared to continue with gimmicks.’

The court ruled that the Civil Service Code doesn’t prevent public servants from implementing ministers’ decisions to contradict international law.

After Labour’s landslide election victory Wes Streeting has been appointed health secretary and has given a stark assessment of the NHS.

The new British prime minister spoke to world leaders from the United States, Canada, and European ahead of their meetings in Washington and England this month.

Reform UK won its fifth seat in the general election, with ‘paper candidate’ James McMurdock winning a seat in Essex by just 98 votes.

The party had the lowest ever vote share for majority-winning party since 1900 while almost winning record high number of seats.

Independent candidate who was kicked out of the Tory party for his outspoken criticism of the COVID-19 jabs received only a small number of votes in Labour win.

Liz Truss and other senior Tories have lost while Jeremy Hunt, James Cleverly, Suella Braverman, Kemi Badenoch remain among potential leadership contenders.

Rachel Reeves becomes UK’s first female chancellor, while Angela Rayner is confirmed as deputy prime minister in widely expected transfers from shadow team.

The Democratic Unionist Party has lost two seats in Northern Ireland, including that which had been held by former leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson.

One critic said the politically charged issue of Israel–Palestine in traditionally safe Labour areas with large Muslim populations amounted to ’sectarianism.’

The party was ‘over the moon’ to have captured all of their targeted seats, including a long-time Conservative strong hold.

Labour wins the vast majority of seats in Wales, while the Conservatives fail to secure any in their worst loss in 23 years.

The former prime minister hung onto his seat, but lost 250 Tory colleagues in a disastrous night for the party which is now poised for leadership battle.

The nationalists dropped 38 seats across Scotland, leaving them with just nine MPs in Westminster.

Sir Keir has formally become prime minister after visiting King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, following Labour’s landslide election victory.