David Cameron worried Israel may have broken international law in Gaza
The former PM said he regularly consults government lawyers over incidents in the Israel-Gaza war....
Law to quash Post Office convictions being considered, minister says
But the justice secretary says he wants to exhaust “all alternatives before taking radical action”....
Chris Mason: A TV drama may help deliver change for sub-postmasters
The Post Office scandal has been catapulted up the political agenda, our political editor writes....
Labour aims to force ministers to publish Rwanda documents
Sir Keir Starmer’s party want ministers to disclose the cost of sending asylum seekers to the African country....
Labour proposes free breakfast clubs to tackle persistent school absence
Poor school attendance will be a priority for a Labour government, the shadow education secretary says....
Awaab Ishak: Plan to force landlords to tackle mouldy homes
Housing Secretary Michael Gove unveils more detail of reforms after the death of toddler Awaab Ishak....
Ministers vow to speed up justice for Post Office victims
The government says its plans for victims of the Horizon IT scandal will be published “shortly”....
Rishi Sunak would back committee in honour probe into ex-Post Office boss
Ex-boss Paula Vennells is being urged to forfeit her CBE over a scandal that led to staff being wrongly prosecuted....
Oil and gas legislation is total distraction, senior Tory says
Former minister Sir Alok Sharma says he will not vote for plans to guarantee annual oil and gas licensing rounds....
I queried Rwanda costs but did not doubt plan would work, says Sunak
The prime minister says it was his job to scrutinise policies after the BBC reported he had concerns....