Yvette Cooper

Mourners walk past an anti-US banner as they arrive to attend the funeral of slain Iranian leader Ali Khamenei and members of his family near Imam Reza's shrine in Mashhad early on July 9, 2026. The war has caused global fuel prices to surge (photo by ATTA KENARE / AFP via Getty Images)

Price of home heating oil starts heading up for first time in three months

French police officers, holding cans of a spray substance, talk with people thought to be migrants on the beach in Gravelines, France. Picture date: Friday October 10, 2025.

UK sends 26 back - but nearly 10,000 have arrived since deal

Morning View

Editorial: Labour’s plans on illegal migration crisis won’t work

Ms Cooper, pictured, joined those condemning the band, after a member of the group appeared to call for the death of Tory MPs, telling Times Radio that the comments are a "total disgrace"

Kneecap at Glastonbury ‘a matter for organisers’ says Home Secretary

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Exclusive Government reveals how it will tackle scourge of nuisance behaviour

A group of people thought to be migrants are driven away from the Border Force compound in Dover, Kent, following a small boat incident in the Channel. Picture date: Friday December 27, 2024. Photo: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire

150,000 migrants cross English channel in just seven years, records show

From left, Brunswick PACT chairman Brian Roberts, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and policing minister Dame Diana Johnson at the Home Office discussing the NationalWorld campaign Silent Crime on November 21, 2024

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper pledges action on Silent Crime

Silent Crime: Violence against shop workers 'demands action now'

This week, Gavin Robinson questioned the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper about what the government will do to rectify the consequences of the Rwanda policy for the UK's immigration policy. The TUV says that is the wrong approach.

Robinson taking wrong approach to immigration policy - TUV

Gavin Robinson questioned the Home Secretary Yvette Cooper about what the government will do to rectify the consequences of the Rwanda policy for the UK's immigration policy.

Robinson asks government to repair 'damage' from Tory immigration policy

Police stand guard at Belfast’s Islamic Centre after anti-immigration and anti-racism protesters clashed at City Hall

Police braced for planned unrest by ‘hateful and divisive’ groups

Newly elected Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and his wife Victoria Starmer at No 10 Downing Street for the first time after the Labour party won a landslide victory

PM Sir Keir Starmer assembles Cabinet after vowing to rebuild Britain

dangerous domestic abusers will be recorded on the violent and sex offender register under new government proposals (Photo: Adobe)

Domestic abusers could be added to violent and sex offender list

Labour Shadow Secretary for Northern Ireland Louise Haigh on GB News, November 23 2021. She said she would not be a persuader for the Union in a border poll

Louise Haigh is dropped as Labour Northern Ireland shadow secretary

This is why the Covid 'test for travel' policy has been delayed in England

Lady Hermon speaking in the Commons on Wednesday night ahead of voting for the bill

Lady Sylvia Hermon’s vote key to passage of bill delaying Brexit again
The vote of independent unionist Lady Harmon was crucial in the House of Commons on Wednesday night as legislation delaying Brexit passed by just one vote.
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Prime Minister Theresa May (centre) has a breakfast meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel (right) at the EU-League of Arab States Summit in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. Photo credit: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

Brexit: May seeks breakthrough on NI backstop as ‘meaningful vote’ delayed

Prime Minister Theresa May speaks at the conclusion of the debate ahead of a vote on her Brexit deal in the House of Commons, London. Photo credit: House of Commons/PA Wire

May stands firm on Brexit red lines

Brexit no deal '˜off table' after NI border commitment

Brexit Secretary David Davis responds in the House of Commons, London to an urgent question on EU Exit negotiations.
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We will have rules that mean same outcomes as EU: Davis

Westminster

MPs urge government to intervene over Northern Ireland abortion laws

Yvette Cooper

Top Labour MP to speak in NI about refugee crisis

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