The latest political news from HuffPost UK's politics team.
Labour said the right-wing party had sunk "to a new low".
The MP was put on the spot after he attacked the government's record.
James Lyons tells Commons People podcast Keir Starmer is unlikely to fight on if the Greater Manchester mayor wins in Makerfield.
Government officials had to act to stop Steve Clarke's team forfeiting a crucial qualification match.
The Hate That I Made You Love Me singer slammed the White House's "inhumane, heinous nonsense".
Dan Jarvis Appointed New Defence Secretary After John Healey Quits
The former defence secretary said the PM and chancellor were "unwilling" to give the armed forces more cash.
No prime minister can survive the charge that he is failing to keep the country safe.
He said he had "no other option" after disagreement over the government's long-delayed Defence Investment Plan.
Migrant families were burned out of their homes.
The Greater Manchester mayor made the surprise comment ahead of next week's crunch Makerfield by-election.
The satirical magazine put words into the president's mouth on its front page.
The Reform UK leader said the deleted social media posts "have been taken wildly out of context".
They said they had "been left disgusted" by the rioters' actions.
Calvin Bailey said those involved were carrying out "organised, racialised attacks".
Keir Starmer says those responsible "will feel the full force of the law".
Sarah Mason has been forced to delete the made-up survey.
The X owner shared lists of where protests could take place.
Jeremy Bowen said the conflict was based on the president's "flawed assumptions".