Tom Hourigan

MPs accuse BBC of ‘workplace bullying’ in handling of local radio cuts

Nitpicking politicians’ fashion stops us finding out who they are Tom Hourigan

Analysis Sunak set modest ambitions for his US visit but got what he came for

Exclusive Gender pay gap: government drops commitment to wage transparency trial

BBC local radio staff continue 48-hour strike in protest at cuts

AI: Rishi Sunak confirms UK will host global summit on tech’s safety

An image of ‘what artificial intelligence could look like’ - created by DALL-E (Image: OpenAI)

Sunak’s AI adviser latest to warn of possible dangers to humanity

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak

Analysis Why the row over Boris Johnson’s Covid WhatsApps is an important one

Exclusive BBC boss leading local radio cuts criticised for ‘insulting’ remarks

Artificial Intelligence in 2023- What is ChatGPT and should we embrace AI technology?(Photo by Andrea Verdelli/Getty Images)

PM ‘very carefully’ looking at AI risks after human extinction warning

Charging journalists to attend the Tory conference isn’t on Tom Hourigan

Analysis Broken migration targets seem pointless but are all politicians have

Rishi Sunak meets tech bosses to talk opportunities and risks of AI

Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer went head to head at PMQ - but who came out on top this week? (Image: Kim Mogg)

Analysis Rishi Sunak faces immigration interrogation by Keir Starmer at PMQs

AI regulation ‘clearly’ needs to happen quickly, government accepts

Keir Starmer is making an announcement about the NHS, while Suella Braverman is under pressure over speeding. Credit: Getty

Sunak 'has confidence' in Braverman over speeding

Analysis Braverman’s speeding row makes lukewarm Sunak partnership even cooler
NationalWorld’s politics editor Tom Hourigan considers what the story says about the relationship between the Prime Minister and his Home Secretary.
Tom Hourigan

Local elections are taking place in Northern Ireland on May 18

Explainer Sinn Fein emerges as largest party in Northern Ireland local elections

Liz Truss speaking in Taiwan. Credit: Getty

China should be classified as a threat to UK security, Truss says

Is Suella Braverman after the keys for Number 10 Downing Street. Credit: Kim Mogg/Getty

Analysis Suella Braverman’s speech felt like a bid for a job with no vacancy

Coalition talk is likely to dominate the debate, for the likes of Keir Starmer, Ed Davey and Rishi Sunak (Image: Getty / Adobe Stock)

Analysis The coalition conundrum no-one wants to answer after local elections

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