Beleaguered Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt will appear before Lord Justice Leveson tomorrow in what is expected to be a key day of drama for the inquiry.

Justice Secretary Ken Clarke was forced to move his bank account after he discovered journalists were trying to access personal information, he said today.

British universities could lose out on millions of pounds annually if immigration policies are not changed, senior education figures have warned David Cameron.

Fundraiser that was short on fun offers apologies and refunds to angry guests

A senior BBC political journalist has been appointed as London Mayor Boris Johnson's communications chief.

The next boss of the “statist, corporatist, defeatist” BBC must be a Tory, according to Mayor of London Boris Johnson.

A senior minister says Whitehall managers must step up efforts to identify and dismiss poorly-performing civil servants.

Entire infantry and armoured units will face the axe as a result of the Government's programme of cuts to the armed forces, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has warned.

Heathrow airport has been ordered to stop handing out leaflets to passengers that apologise for delays at immigration.

The first case of someone being brought to Britain to have an organ removed for trafficking has been uncovered, according to a report.

Detectives are questioning a man in connection with the mugging of a senior British diplomat who was attacked while walking through a cemetery and left partially blinded.

Military planners have raised fears ministers may order inferior jets for the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier to save money.

Striker Luis Suarez fully expects to be at Liverpool next season.

The conventional wisdom in Westminster for the past two years has been that Nick Clegg is finished. He lost nearly half of his party's supporters the moment he went into coalition with the Conservatives, so the theory goes, and has spent much of the time since trying to offend those who remain. He switched sides on the question of how quickly and how deeply to cut the deficit; he sold out on tuition fees; he made a mess of the chance to reform the voting system; he allowed David Cameron to isolate Britain in Europe; and in last month's Budget he put his name not just to a tax cut for people on top incomes but to a series of apparent blunders on taxes on pasties, pensioners and charity.