Sir Keir Starmer paid to keep a necklace he received from Donald Trump during the US president’s state visit. Details released by the Cabinet Office show the Prime Minister received the personalised necklace, along with cufflinks and a golf club from the president, while his wife was given a pair of cowboy boots.

SIR Keir Starmer has dismissed speculation on him being replaced — and wants a decade in power. He told The Sun he still plans to serve two full terms as PM.  Asked if he still wanted to be

The Labour government must start being bold and delivering quickly or it will keep haemorrhaging support, writes Anand Menon.

Millions of households are set to be hit with tax rises as Rachel Reeves seeks to plug a hole in the public finances

At the General Election last year the party vowed 'not to increase taxes on working people' - including income tax, VAT and national insurance - in government

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch asked the prime minister on Wednesday whether he stuck by his pledge not to raise income tax, national insurance or VAT

Ms Reeves initially informed Sir Keir that she was unaware of the requirement, but emails published on Thursday showed her husband had been notified by the letting agency.

In September, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner resigned after failing to pay enough tax on a home purchase. Days later, Starmer fired Britain’s high-profile ambassador to Washington, Peter Mandelson , over his links to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein .