Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on the latest from Westminster with tax rises looming large on the horizon ...

Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on Rachel Reeves weeping at Prime Minister’s Questions & a bad week for Labour.

Rarely has the air in Westminster felt more heavily laced with unreality. Even as epoch-making decisions are being made and maybe unmade by MPs and peers, the spectre of war somehow makes all their ...

Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on the Iran / Isreat conflict and Rachel Reeve's spending review.

Karl Marx’s suggestion that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce, doesn’t seem quite right, because this summer’s threatened wave of strikes doesn’t feel particularly funny. But ...

While the chances of an end to the bloody war in Ukraine remain anyone’s guess, the Prime Minister’s switched back to his day job, that’s to say running the country. And, for better or worse, he’s ...

With the world’s military and economic apparatus feeling fragile in Donald Trump’s hands, the Prime Minister is clearly channelling Winston Churchill’s famous wartime slogan. As our Political ...

Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on the upcoming Trump inauguration at Capitol Hill this week.

Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on Starmer's hundred days in the job as PM and the Tory leadership race.

Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports on if the four contenders for Rishi Sunak’s job can do better than Liz Truss and more.

For everyone, it seems, not least the Prime Minister. After Washington, for high-stakes but as yet unresolved soul-searching about letting Ukraine penetrate Russia with western long-range missiles, ...

Now that Keir Starmer’s managed even longer in the top job than Liz Truss, he’s learning the hard way exactly what a mountain he has to climb. The rows rage on about how much he knew in advance about ...