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Sir Ed Davey will use his conference speech to call for a fairer deal for carers, parents and business.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan says it is unacceptable that anybody feels unsafe going to Labour Party conference.

Prof Hugh Pennington, who chaired the 2005 E. coli inquiry, says it would cause "enormous overlap".

Boris Johnson will also visit the White House for the first time since Joe Biden became US President.

The deal will make the UK safer and could create hundreds of jobs, the new foreign secretary says.

Mistrusted by some in the arts, the new culture secretary is said by a colleague to be "up for the fight".

Events in Afghanistan highlighted "serious weaknesses" in the government's approach, a committee says.

There are concerns the high price of wholesale gas could have a far-reaching impact on the economy.

The Lib Dems are facing a battle to get heard at their online conference but they are in good spirits.

Figures show the department in charge of the transition away from diesel still relies on the fuel.

The Lancashire town is hosting a meeting of presiding officers - including the US Speaker of the House.

Lord Bethell is facing criticism for using personal accounts to conduct government business.

Fully vaccinated travellers will also no longer need to take PCR tests, says the transport secretary.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid speaks to the BBC's Nick Robinson about this week's cabinet reshuffle.

Downing Street says a review of EU rules on measures is just one element of its post-Brexit agenda.

Nadine Dorries strips Historic England protection from the 1950s Dorman Long building.

Michael D Higgins says the title of the church service to held in Armagh had become "political".

Further protests are taking place on the London orbital motorway, as well as the M1, M3 and M11.

Boris Johnson jokes about how many children he has at cabinet meeting.

Sir Ed Davey's party is targeting Conservative votes as its conference gets under way.