Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister @KirenRijiju criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his remarks targeting the Prime Minister, saying the PM represents the country and is its face. Rijiju said ridiculing the Prime Minister’s position amounts to demeaning the office and could undermine public trust in Rahul Gandhi. #RahulGandhi# #PrimeMinister# #BJP# #Congress# #ITReel# @maryashakil

Prime Minister Andy Burnham will discuss efforts to stop so-called mega-dinghies carrying hundreds of migrants across the English Channel when he meets his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron on Thursday

Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged his UK government would ensure fiscal stability but declined to rule out more borrowing, as he sought to blame past Conservative administrations for Britain’s high national debt 

Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the water industry “stands as a leaking monument” to what he sees as the failure of decades of privatization in Britain, pledging to set out a plan for the “public control”

Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters that the United States needs to start being serious and 'stop throwing shade' before talks on a possible trade deal with Canada can restart

Prime Minister blocks manslaughter, death by drunk or dangerous driving and historic child sex offences from early release. Victims of domestic violence will be better protected from perpetrators, with record numbers of offenders set to leave prison tagged and the new restriction zones put in place, some as little as a few miles wide, for some sexual and violent offenders The government will deport thousands of foreign criminals and bring the injustice of IPP sentences to an end during this Parliament. Wow he's actually doing something for the good of the British people.... well he says he is going to 🤔

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Uzbekistan visit aims to boost regional security, connectivity initiatives NDTV World's @AdityaRajKaul brings you this special ground report from Uzbekistan

Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband plan to boost foreign aid by £13 billion a year. The Institute for Fiscal Studies says the additional spending would have to be financed through higher taxes, increased borrowing or cuts elsewhere.