Tom Watson, the deputy Labour leader, once hit out at “Trotsky entryists” who he claimed were “twisting the arms” of young Labour supporters in a bid to bolster support for Jeremy Corbyn. But why

Woman In £1,000,000 Hat Tells Britain To 'Live Within Its Means'

Six out of 10 girls and women aged 13 to 21 had faced sexual harassment at school or college within the last year

A scandal that puts thousands of sickness benefit claimants at […]

Head is alleged to have said: 'I will not tolerate a teacher with a driver’s license'

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Pensioner benefits are next for the chop as Damian Green says he'll press ahead with brutal cuts to Universal Credit

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McDonnell blasted Osborne's "political choices"

Jess Phillips says leaving is a very real possibility after receiving more than 600 tweets about raping her in one night

I've got another confession to make; I like Grohl.

'I'm here because I hate David Cameron. It's all about the cuts, tax dodging, and the NHS for me'

'I want to see a Labour Party that is both uniting people in terms of the society we want, but also looking forward at the kind of jobs we want in the future'

This is no time for liberals and progressives, Bernie supporters and Clinton followers, to point fingers. This is a time for cooperation and strategizing.

Richard Hart, from Cornwall, had his left leg amputated from the knee down amputated 15 years ago and also has restricted eyesight

Women should be able to wear what they want, without armed cops telling them to change. But let’s be clear: The ‘modesty’ of the burkini is dictated by men, too.

Opposition leader says growth demands major change in way economy is run, as shadow chancellor vows to rewrite rules

I am so sorry now that I fell for the great Thatcher-Reagan promise. I believed all that stuff about privatisation and free trade and the unrestrained market, writes PETER HITCHENS.

A focus on big data over people may have backfired.

These cold lunch ideas for working man require no microwave or fridge. Packing a lunch can save money and be healthier for your construction worker husband.

A mental health trust which "regularly" holds patients in police cells is given a "damning" report by inspectors.

The findings, published in a new documentary The Writer With No Hands, call into question the close relationship Hollywood enjoys with the CIA.

From US billionaires to City barons, the super-rich are buying political influence as never before. Our politicians now work for them, not for us

Asked if Britain has a veto over Turkey joining, Armed Forces minister tells Marr: 'No, it doesn’t. We are not going to be able to have a say'. But campaigners and commentators say this is 'straightforwardly not true'

The richest 1% now has as much wealth as the rest of the world combined, according to Oxfam.

The burkini ban in my home country (I am a French woman living in London) has made headlines for most of August.

A Thai mother faces years in jail for what her lawyer says was a one-word acknowledgement of a Facebook message.

Economics professor points to tax cuts for the wealthy and service cuts for others