The latest political news from the Mirror’s team at Westminster
The minister for Artificial intelligence has warned that it is "likely, if not inevitable" Britain's cyber defences will be breached.

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The latest political news from the Mirror’s team at Westminster
The minister for Artificial intelligence has warned that it is "likely, if not inevitable" Britain's cyber defences will be breached.
A Reform MP has sparked outrage after suggesting Royal Marines will be allowed to use "lethal force" in the Channel if Nigel Farage becomes Prime Minister.
Andy Burnham is expected to update MPs today as the Commons returns after a month-long conference recess. Follow all the latest updates below
Vladimir Putin's Russia is failing in its attempts to undermine British elections, a top foreign office minister has said.
Chancellor John Healey faces having to hike taxes in this month’s Budget to protect front-line public services, economists have warned.
Pubs have closed at a worrying rate of one every day this year - with the loss of 5,000 jobs, industry figures have revealed.
Over 60% of voters want the mega-rich slapped with more tax, as well as windfall taxes on banks and energy firms, John Healey has been told.
Nigel Farage is set to announce a desperate pledge to ban anyone from being granted asylum for five years if Reform wins the next election.
Rousing Labour conference speeches don’t pay bills.
Three quarters of Brits are concerned about hospital birth standards following damning safety inspection ratings, new polling shows.
Andy Burnham has said he holds Nigel Farage "very significantly responsible" for Britain's failure to move forward in the last decade.
Andy Burnham has said it is "abhorrent" that a public execution is set to be livestreamed in the US.
Saudi Arabia's biggest airport was attacked for the second time in 24 hours on Sunday - after a devastating missile strike killed 12 and injured more than 300 the day before.
Volodymyr Zelensky has agreed to stop striking Russian oil refineries after Donald Trump sprung a surprise deal on him - but only if Vladimir Putin ends his attacks on energy infrastructure.
Drivers who run over cats should be legally required to inform police, ministers have been urged - with campaigners demanding a law change.
On Monday, I will be honoured to walk into Parliament as the first woman in the UK to do so as a British-Somali MP.
Court cases will be heard by judges hundreds of miles away in a bid to speed up cases, the government has announced.
Nigel Farage's Reform party will pledge to roll out its own Trump-style tariffs as its popularity in the polls plummets.
The UK is not currently looking at launching military action after Iranian-backed rebels struck an airport in Saudi Arabia, Wes Streeting has said.
Wes Streeting has said the UK will "try to bring our friends back together" after Donald Trump launched an extraordinary attack on Volodymyr Zelensky.