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Passengers will be allowed to use expired identity documents to travel to the UK because of flaws in the eVisa system, a minister has told the Guardian.

Seema Malhotra, the migration and citizenship minister, said the government had postponed a planned full shift to the new digital immigration system amid …

When Emmanuel Macron

welcomes world leaders to the reopening of Paris’s Notre Dame Cathedral

Instead, …

Ministers are considering renationalising British Steel in a last-ditch attempt to save thousands of jobs, amid a standoff between the government and the company’s Chinese owners over a £1bn investment.

Jonathan Reynolds, the business secretary, is locked in talks with British Steel and its owner, Jingye, to agree how much …

There must be something in the water. It’s normally in early January that people start to think of giving themselves a makeover. New year! New you! That kind of nonsense. But this year, everyone appears to be getting ahead of the game and relaunching themselves in December. Even

An undercover police officer has been accused of behaving “recklessly” when he fathered a son with a woman from whom he had concealed his real identity, a public inquiry has heard.

Bob Lambert was accused of failing to give any consideration to the wellbeing of the woman, known as Jacqui, …

John Harris raises some important issues in his article (

Labour’s big relaunch won’t solve its biggest problem: this government doesn’t speak human, 1 December

Brant Dunshea, the British Horseracing Authority’s chief regulatory officer, will take over as the Authority’s “acting” chief executive from 1 January as the search for a permanent replacement for Julie Harrington, the CEO since January 2021, continues, the sport’s governing body said on Tuesday.

Dunshea has been closely associated with …

Canada’s federal government has redoubled its efforts to ward off potentially disastrous tariffs from its closest ally, but provincial leaders have hinted at divergent strategies in response to the protectionist threat from president-elect

Donald Trump.

Canada’s prime minister,

Justin Trudeau

South Western Railway will be the first train operator nationalised under the Labour government, ministers are expected to announce this week.

One of the UK’s biggest commuter services, which operates out of London Waterloo, it will be taken into public hands in May.

SWR is currently run as a joint …

MPs have voted narrowly in favour of introducing a proportional representation electoral system, in a move that will almost certainly not change the law but is nonetheless a symbolically significant moment for UK politics.

The vote on a Liberal Democrat bill calling for a PR system for UK parliamentary elections …