内容摘要：leading to full and partial closures over the past few weeks.

leading to full and partial closures over the past few weeks.

"You head towards a general election, where the nightmare scenario is that Keir Starmer sails in through the middle as a result of the two parties being disunited."I don't know about you, but I'm not prepared for that to happen."

He added: "I want the fight to be united. And so, one way or another, I'm determined to do that and bring this coalition together and make sure we unite as a nation as well."A source close to Jenrick told PA Media on Wednesday that he had no differences with his party leader on ruling out a pact with Reform."Rob's comments are about voters and not parties.

"He's clear we have to put Reform out of business and make the Conservatives the natural home for all those on the right, rebuilding the coalition of voters we had in 2019 and can have again."But he's under no illusions how difficult that is - we have to prove over time we've changed and can be trusted again."

to keep up with the inner workings of Westminster and beyond.

A police officer who appeared to hit a man in a wheelchair during an arrest has not been suspended from duty, the constabulary has said.The sale of industrial land in Wolverhampton to make way for hundreds of new homes has been approved by councillors.

Of the 524 homes that are planned for the Canalside South site in Heath Town, more than a fifth will be classed as affordable and in shared ownership.The development is proposed to be built on top of a planned Metro extension from Wolverhampton to New Cross Hospital.

But City of Wolverhampton Council cabinet members were informed that feasibility work to develop a rapid transit link from Wolverhampton Interchange to the hospital was ongoing.Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) told BBC News ahead of the meeting that the transport link was still being looked at.