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The aim of the role for England is to help tackle decades of health inequalities.

People cannot easily find out how dirty the air is where they live, the National Audit Office says.

Former ethics adviser Sir Alex Allan explains why his successor Lord Geidt felt he had to quit.

Wakefield candidate Nadeem Ahmed says people can still trust the Tories after the former MP was jailed.

Peter Bone shares the contents with parliament on the sixth anniversary of Jo Cox's murder.

Labour's shadow attorney general says the PM losing two ethics advisers shows there is "something really rotten at the heart of Downing Street".

The justice secretary says the grounding of the flight strengthens the case for reforming human rights laws.

PM's former ethics adviser Lord Geidt says he quit after being placed in “impossible and odious” position over plan to risk breaking ministerial code

Boris Johnson's ethics adviser says he was asked to consider "a deliberate breach of the ministerial code".

Letters to and from Boris Johnson's former ethics adviser Lord Geidt "will speak for themselves", says the Paymaster General.

Boris Johnson's former ethics advisor was questioned about resignation rumours on Tuesday 16 June.

Attack ads, voter apathy and the red wall - Iain Watson hits the by-election campaign trail in Yorkshire.

The Renters Reform Bill will also end blanket bans on benefit claimants or families with children.

The timing surprised No 10, but Lord's Geidt's discomfort has been evident for a while, writes out political editor.

The resignation comes amid controversy over whether the PM broke the ministerial code.

UK plans to ditch the NI Protocol would lead to "monstrous" paperwork for firms, the EU claims.

The home secretary has no one but herself to blame for the lack of Rwanda asylum flights, says Yvette Cooper.

The home secretary says people in the UK have voted for controlled immigration.

The SNP Westminster leader claims Ireland, Iceland, Ireland Norway and Denmark are outperforming the UK on a list that that “goes on and on”

The Scottish government says it will present a "route map" to a second vote shortly.