Deputy PM criticises 'vans drifting around London' and insists no Lib Dems aware of Home Office scheme

Theresa May will announce on Tuesday that Britain wants to remain part of the European arrest warrant scheme and stay in the Europol crime-fighting agency, but to quit almost 100 other European Union justice and police measures.

Duwayne Brooks met Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg at his Whitehall office to discuss claims that the meetings were bugged

Better-off pensioners face losing benefits such as winter fuel allowances and free television licences after George Osborne said the country needed to look at whether they could still be afforded.

Boris Johnson has confessed that he came close to committing a gross injustice that would have involved innocent creatures being blasted to death at gunpoint – and all over an anonymous cat. The Mayor of London was speaking at a debate hosted by the radio station LBC, for whom he will host a new phone-in starting on 2 July.

Home Secretary says there has been increase in attacks directed against Muslim communities since 'horrendous' murder of Drummer Lee Rigby

Plans to allow nursery staff and child-minders to look after more toddlers are being abandoned following clashes within the Coalition over the controversial policy.

Figurehead for Opening Doors scheme is left red-faced by accusations of nepotism

Entrepreneur and former Dragons' Den star said parents should allow their children at least a year to try to find work unaided

MP is being sued by 'vulnerable constituent' accusing him of attack after she contacted him for help in a neighbours dispute

Home Secretary will push again for 'snooper's charter' after Liberal Democrats vetoed policy

The Communities Secretary, Eric Pickles, visited Leicester County Hall and expressed his desire to get people who don’t have jobs “off the sofa of despair

Childcare minister Liz Truss hopes childminders will reduce their costs - but she can't guarantee it