Exclusive: Data from Unicef UK suggests climate risks faced by children are being overlooked by UK aid – as the UN agency prepares to launch a major campaign calling for children to be better prioritised by the Foreign Office

The new Chancellor urged a need to ‘step up international co-operation’ on the Middle East and energy prices

Today’s Commons statement, his first since becoming prime minister, will be the first chance for MPs to probe Mr Burnham on the slew of policies that he announced over the summer during parliamentary recess

The warnings come after The Independent revealed last week that the UK has lost £11.7bn a year in trade as a result of leaving the EU while 98.2 per cent of businesses want access to the single market again

Andrew Griffith, who was a senior Treasury minister who worked on the disastrous mini-Budget, is promoted from shadow business secretary to shadow chancellor

Editorial: Returning to parliament, the new prime minister must commit himself and his party to better government as the only path left to win approval from voters

Exclusive: A campaign targeting older Britons who take home less than the state pension has started

Number 10 described the glorification of dangerous driving as ‘utterly disgraceful’ as it warned social media firms to take down videos ‘celebrating’ a wrong-way driving trend

Our community weigh in on the prime minister’s £10bn plan to build 70,000 new homes, with many questioning whether the scale of the pledge matches the scale of Britain’s housing crisis

Ofgem will announce the upcoming price cap for typical gas and electricity usage for the October to December period