Theresa May will today announce a major new drive to build hundreds of thousands of council houses, it has been reported.

Theresa May has been urged to sack Boris Johnson after he said Libya has a bright future "once they clear the dead bodies away".

Theresa May will today tell her warring government it is time to "shape up" and start delivering for ordinary people.

A Conservative minister who had appeared to back Jacob Rees-Mogg as a future Prime Minister has claimed he was being “ironic”.

Boris Johnson finally lifted Conservative spirits today with a rousing speech in which he blasted the Labour party and said Britain was well placed to “win the future”.

Theresa May has insisted being Prime Minister does not make her "miserable" despite repeated criticism of her performance in the job.

The Brexit vote was the result of the British working class “throwing a tantrum” over immigration, the Europe minister has claimed.

Students can choose a "frugal existence" to help cope with the financial burden of university living costs, a Tory minister has said.

Michael Fallon has said the Government should pledge to increase Britain’s contributions to Nato from its current level at 2% of GDP.

The Government will ban the sale of corrosives to anyone under the age of 18 in a bid to stem the rise of horrific acid attacks in Britain, Amber Rudd announced today.

Jeremy Hunt has sparked a fresh row after insisting it was the Conservatives and not the Labour party who set up the NHS.

Priti Patel has vowed to bring in a “tough” new code of conduct for foreign aid contractors – including the right for a “compliance team” to call off contracts for unethical behaviour.

Theresa May today insisted she would be weak to appoint a Cabinet “full of yes men”, as she sought to play down the repeated challenges thrown at her by Boris Johnson.

Amber Rudd has enlisted election guru Lynton Crosby to help her defend her Hastings and Rye seat from a Labour challenge.

Watching streamed terror material online is to be made a criminal offence under Government plans to crackdown on the spread of propaganda on the internet.

Jeremy Hunt has rejected a claim from one of his fellow ministers that the NHS is a type of “Ponzi scheme”.

Boris Johnson appeared to raise the white flag last night in his bitter row with Theresa May over the course Britain should take as it quits the EU.

The Conservative party could see its support base die off unless it finds a way to appeal to younger voters, a minister warned today.

Theresa May today sent condolences to victims of the “completely senseless” attack in Las Vegas which left dozens of people dead.

Theresa May has vowed to get a grip on “uncomfortable” race inequalities in Britain as she unveiled findings from a major audit illustrating the stark divides in society.

Unite has been left red-faced after it was rapped over a drive to sign up thousands of new members to take part in the Scottish Labour leadership election.

Ruth Davidson has suggested that she would have sacked Boris Johnson if she was Theresa May over his Daily Telegraph article challenging the Prime Minister over Brexit.

A Labour MP has accused a Tory backbencher of being “misogynistic and patronising”, after he urged young people to try and find work alongside "gorgeous EU women".

Philip Hammond has launched a full-throttle attack on Labour, calling the party leadership "dinosaurs" who are "preying on the fears" of the British electorate.

Young unemployed Glaswegians should "get on their bikes" and join "gorgeous EU women" in labouring on English farms, a Tory MP has said.

Philip Hammond has hit out at Boris Johnson and warned he could face be fired after his repeated attempts to undermine Theresa May.

Boris Johnson has suggested his Foreign Office should merge with the Department for International Aid in a fresh challenge to Theresa May’s leadership.

Boris Johnson has appeared to side with the Spanish government following police violence during yesterday's independence referendum in Catalonia.

Ministers will press ahead with the roll-out of Universal Credit despite a major protest from 12 backbench Conservative rebels, a new report has said.

Chris Grayling last night ordered the “biggest ever peacetime repatriation” to bring British holiday-makers home after airline Monarch dramatically ceased trading.

Around 60% of NHS dentists are preparing to quit the profession in the next five years as a result of underfunding of the service, the industry’s body has warned.

Amber Rudd has launched a scathing attack on Jeremy Corbyn, calling him a "thuggish Labour leader" who has encouraged the "violent elements of the hard left".

Philip Hammond will today announce a £300m boost to rail links in the north of England as part of the Northern Powerhouse programme.

Philip Hammond will today tell Conservative members they “must not be afraid” to defend market economics in the face of renewed support for Labour.

Boris Johnson has been warned to get behind Theresa May as senior Tories expressed their frustration at his apparent manoeuvring for the party leadership.

David Mundell will today call on Nicola Sturgeon to ditch her plans for a second independence referendum "once and for all".