Rachel Reeves, the British chancellor of the exchequer, made headlines last week when images of her crying in the UK parliament while seated behind Keir Starmer were beamed around the world. Friends ...

Whether the chancellor’s emotional reaction at PMQs was personal or political, it underlines a perception of chaos in the ...

For the PM, it’s a virtue that there’s no such thing as ‘Starmerism’, which begs the question a year into his premiership: ...

Like stripes, the right to cry in public must first be earned. The people need to know their leader is otherwise brave and ...

Tory MPs revealed they alerted Labour whips to the fact that the Chancellor was weeping in the Commons to ensure she got help ...

The answer is abundantly clear. It is a Government that is strong on rhetoric but lamentably short on delivery. Take, for ...

There are more than 1.4 million people claiming PIP for “psychiatric disorders”, according to the Department of Work and ...

Watching the tears run down Rachel Reeves' cheeks during PMQs on Wednesday, one thought came to mind, 'she's broken', and my ...