Claire Ellicott is a Whitehall Editor at Daily Mail. She covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, climate change, and education, with a focus on elections, public policy, and security policy. Claire's work has been featured in 247 News Around The World, Express Digest, MSN, and Daily Mail.
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Miatta Fahnbulleh apologised for saying she would 'never lie' in a reference to an interview in which she refused 16 times to support Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposals.
Ofgem said gas supply resilience has been reduced by falling North Sea reserves and a reduction in imports.
Ofgem said gas supply resilience has been reduced by falling North Sea reserves and a reduction in imports.
The Tory leader said that she worried the Prime Minister was spending his time appearing on television shows rather than ensuring people were safe.
By: Claire Ellicott
Kemi Badenoch accused Andy Burnham of failing to do the 'difficult stuff' after he appeared on Gogglebox on Friday night.
By: Claire Ellicott
Parental pay will be extended to self-employed fathers and partners in a package of measures to ease the cost of living
Chancellor John Healey announced the measure which he said would help 20million households in council tax bands A-D - half of all homes.
By: Claire Ellicott
Millions of households will get £100 off their energy bills this winter – but will still end up paying hundreds more than in previous years.
The Chancellor hailed a Budget for the 'working people of Britain' as he tried to balance the books amid the Middle East crisis and Prime Minister Andy Burnham's spending ambitions.
John Healey today hit workers, savers, landlords and banks as he drove the tax burden towards a new record high to fund cost-of-living giveaways.
