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🚨 NEW: A source close to Kemi Badenoch insists she was 'joking' when she said 'bad' civil servants should be locked up in prison [Faye Brown]

"A workaholic" and a "force for good" - or someone who is too factional to hold things together? My big read for Sky News on Morgan McSweeney and what kind of chief of staff he will be from those who know him news.sky.com/story/starmers…

Big update on leasehold reform announce yday. But while welcome light at the end of the tunnel for some, others say they’ll be bankrupt before anything changes. ‘Using our homes as endless cashcows continues’ ⁦NLC - KATIE KENDRICK OBE - LEASEHOLD CAMPAIGNER⁩ . news.sky.com/story/millions…

"If you look at past prime ministers, there are some that start at a certain level, and they fall gradually over time, and they lose an election or get replaced, like Rishi Sunak or Theresa May. "But there are other examples where it's not as linear - Margaret Thatcher, Tony

You don’t have to be a polling expert to know Labour’s had a rough few months. But in a new world of multi-party politics, can they turn things around? ‘We’re in uncharted territory’, says Prof Jon Curtice. My feature from the weekend 👇 news.sky.com/story/as-starm…

EXCLUSIVE from Rob Powell and me Transport Secretary Louise Haigh has admitted pleading guilty to an offence connected with misleading the police while a parliamentary candidate in 2014, Sky News can reveal news.sky.com/story/transpor… Sky News understands Ms Haigh appeared at

NEW: Parliament is exploring how AI could be used to help MPs carry out constituency duties. MPs say it could be used to help them filter out abusive emails and be more productive news.sky.com/story/the-righ…

A must read by Duncan Robinson which rings an alarm bell long overdue. Both main parties being at 26% is not normal. Every interaction I have with voters (left, right, centre) confirms their anger with the status quo. Yet as he says “Strangely, few in Westminster seem concerned”

Looking to speak to people impacted by #loancharge about new review announced last week. DM's open or email [email protected]

✍️Arguably the strangest sub-plot in the Trump trade wars: Somehow, almost entirely by accident, Britain might just have navigated/blundered its way into about the best possible negotiating position of any industrialised economy news.sky.com/story/trump-ta…

And while we wait for America to wake up… some great other stories by our political team: GPs are 'working as Uber drivers' because they can't find jobs, as medics warn of unprecedented crisis' - Faye Brown reports ✍🏻 news.sky.com/story/lack-of-…

It is hugely important that the public are made aware of this: people may struggle to see a GP but not because GPs aren’t ready and waiting - there just aren’t the jobs available. Sky News Faye Brown Department of Health and Social Care #TeamGP news.sky.com/story/gps-work…

Exclusive from me & Faye Brown: Four more people affected by the controversial HMRC crackdown known as the "loan charge" have tried to take their own lives in the past 18 months. It comes as MPs criticise the govt's review on the policy as a "betrayal" news.sky.com/story/rise-in-…

Ahead of the Spending Review tomorrow, great to see Sky News coverage of our call for social infrastructure investment. Read Faye Brown 's piece here: news.sky.com/story/dozens-o…

I don’t think I’ve seen a focus group quote which better encapsulates why people feel so frustrated and miserable at the moment than this from Ed - it’s not always the big things, it’s as simple as not being able to afford to get fish and chips as an occasional treat.

MPs back legalising assisted dying in historic Commons vote Full story @fayebrownSky ⬇️ trib.al/AZ5d7lH

REVEALED: Cabinet ministers have been asking Labour MPs to take their name off a rebel amendment to the government's controversial welfare bill - by Alexandra Rogers and Faye Brown news.sky.com/story/revealed…

'They’ve all been at it.’ MPs spill the beans on frantic ring around by ministers to quell a rebellion over welfare. One not phased by warnings of a leadership contest. ‘I can see how that might be the case but I would argue if that's where we end up it's because the government