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Property developers must be banned from charging extortionate ‘fleecehold’ fees, say Tory MPs
End to new homeowners being saddled with exorbitant costs for regular council services is backed by group of 46 Conservatives
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Penny Mordaunt claims 70-plus Tory association visits are to help the party
Leader of the Commons wrote to The Telegraph to say she was fundraising and not boosting her own leadership credentials as some believe
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Conservatives drop to lowest polling numbers since ‘bloody aftermath’ of Liz Truss mini-budget
Just 24 per cent of respondents say they plan to vote Tory, compared to 44 per cent saying they back Labour
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Triple lock will stay for rest of decade if Tories win election, says Sunak
Some Tories are against measure being included in party’s manifesto, wanting money to be spent on other priorities
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Tories narrowly back Sunak to lead party into next election
Forty-five per cent of Conservative voters agree PM should be leader for election, with 37pc wanting someone else, poll shows
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Britain faces 1979 moment, says Rachel Reeves
Labour shadow chancellor vows economic take-off similar to Thatcher years with growth-led policies
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Penny Mordaunt has built £26,000 war chest since Rishi Sunak became PM
MP has been at centre of recent speculation over Tory leadership
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Mordaunt could lose seat – so stick with Sunak, say PM’s allies
Tory rebels reportedly considering a plot to oust PM, with meetings taking place to discuss lining up Commons Leader as successor
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How Sunak bowed to the whips and chickened out of a spring election
Hopes of Rwanda flights starting and inflation falling over summer are among the factors in the Government’s political calculation
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Right-wing Tory MPs want Mordaunt to oust Sunak
Support for Commons leader comes as Conservatives continue to struggle in the polls
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Rishi Sunak stamps out talk of May 2 general election
Comments in interview will be taken as strongest sign yet that PM will go to the polls later in the year
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Ban on foreign state ownership of UK newspapers effectively halts UAE takeover of Telegraph
Ministers reveal plans for a Bill amendment that will prevent other countries controlling or influencing a British news organisation
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Starmer promises vote on legalising assisted dying
Law could be changed by the end of the decade if Labour wins general election
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Foreign governments should not be allowed to own UK media firms, say two thirds of voters
Majority of poll respondents say platforms should remain in British hands as UAE-backed takeover of The Telegraph hangs in the balance
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Johnson election comeback unlikely after Sunak silence
Pair said to have barely spoken to each other in year, raising doubts the former PM could return to campaign trail
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Rishi Sunak announces new gas power stations to ease risk of blackouts
UK to build extra energy infrastructure despite PM’s earlier pledge to phase out fossil fuels to achieve net zero target
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