Rishi Sunak

Force must make full use of their powers to protect politicians as pro-Palestinian demonstrations increase risk to members, says PM.

Siemens has hosted the prime minister, Rishi Sunak, and the cabinet at the Goole Rail Village in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Government signals a tougher stance on pro-Palestinian demonstrators amid the Israel-Hamas war.

The Prime Minister has urged police chiefs to get tough on protesters amid fears 'mob rule is replacing democratic rule'.

Police leaders were summoned to Downing Street yesterday to discuss concerns about the campaign of intimidation mounted by protesters in the wake of the ...

The records of the former Tory leader Liz Truss and Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn dominated heated exchanges in the Commons.

Keir Starmer took aim at former Prime Minister Liz Truss, who he said has taken to “slagging off and undermining Britain at every opportunity,” and asked why ...

Labour leader says the Conservative Party is now the "political wing of the flat-Earth society".

Britain is descending into "mob rule" and police will do more to protect the country's democracy, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday, ...

Prime minister tells police chiefs to use existing powers to "protect our democracy" amid protests and fears over the safety of MPs.

Officers must use their powers against people who undermine democracy by targeting MPs, Rishi Sunak says.

Ministers and senior police sign 'democratic policing protocol' to control protests outside parliament, town halls and parties' offices.

His round-trip was courtesy of an entrepreneur and minor Tory donor called Akhil Tripathi, co-founder of a heavily lossmaking start-up that hopes to sell an ...

Officers must use their powers against people who undermine democracy by targeting MPs, Rishi Sunak says.

In a little noticed coup, the Conservatives quietly raised the campaign spending limit by 80 per cent - money that is bound to be funnelled into online ad ...

The prime minister says there is a "growing consensus" that Britain is descending into lawlessness.

Campaigners and MPs have dismissed the prime minister's claim as hyperbolic, alarmist and illiberal.

Sunak's comments come amid heightened protests calling for a cease-fire in Gaza.

Is the PM right to claim there is 'a growing consensus that mob rule is replacing democratic rule'?

The Prime Minister wants forces to sign up to a new 'democratic policing protocol' to protect the democratic process from disruption.

The British prime minister has been roundly criticised for blaming protests against the war in Gaza for creating an atmosphere of intimidation.

The prime minister triggered a backlash from opposition parties and campaigners in response to remarks made on Wednesday to police chiefs, when he outlined ...