Politics

The French government looks likely to fall this week – after left-wing and far-right parties lodged no-confidence motions in the prime minister.

The Prime Minister is set to unveil his “plan for change” for Britain this week.

In Ireland, the two large centre right parties, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, look set to return to power.

Louise Haigh has resigned as Transport Secretary after it emerged that she had pleaded guilty to a fraud offence a decade ago

Two people with in-depth experience of end of life care joined us.

Today’s vote only applies to England and Wales and, as we’ve been hearing, it still has many hurdles to pass before it becomes law.

Just after the vote, we caught up with two MPs from either side of the argument.

The effort to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales has cleared its first hurdle in parliament.

Ireland is into its final hours of campaigning, ahead of tomorrow’s snap election.

Tomorrow, MPs must decide which side to take in one of the most significant debates they will face in this parliament – whether to allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults.

We spoke to Sunder Katwala, Director of British Future, a non-partisan think tank that works on immigration and integration issues.

We spoke to the former head of UK border control, Tony Smith.

It was already a record high, but revised figures show net migration actually peaked in 2023 at a quarter of a million more than first thought.

President Macron’s office took the unusual step of issuing a formal denial that he had told his confidents “the government is going to fall.”

We spoke to Rain Newton-Smith, the chief executive of the Confederation of British Industry.