Sir Keir Starmer has refused to reveal the "further information" he was told about Louise Haigh's phone "theft" conviction which led to her stepping down as transport secretary.

Louise Haigh should refuse her £17,000 severance payout, a minister has suggested. The former transport secretary last Thursday resigned after admitting she pleaded guilty to misleading the police a decade ago.

Labour party’s Haigh was the youngest member of PM Keir Starmer’s cabinet when a decade-old fraud case resurfaced.

Louise Haigh had been the youngest member of the Cabinet before it came to light that she had an old conviction for fraud by misrepresentation

Louise Haigh will receive thousands of pounds in severance pay after her resignation as transport secretary, No 10 has confirmed.Ms Haigh quit Sir Keir Starmer’s Cabinet last Thursday after she admitted pleading guilty to misleading the police a decade ago.

Louise Haigh has quit as transport secretary following details of a past conviction for fraud being revealed. She has admitted that, a decade ago, she told police she had lost her work mobile phone in a mugging,

Louise Haigh’s resignation as the transport secretary is raising serious questions for Keir Starmer. The Labour MP quit suddenly on Friday morning, less than 12 hours after reports of her 2014 fraud conviction emerged.

UK Transport Secretary Louise Haigh resigned from Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s cabinet after it emerged that she received a criminal conviction for incorrectly telling police that a work phone was stolen during a mugging in 2013.

Cabinet minister does not know ‘who knew what when’ over Louise Haigh - Ms Haigh resigned as transport secretary on Friday in relation to a criminal conviction.

The first cabinet resignation is a moment for any government and a rite of passage for any prime minister. There is the first enforced shuffle of personnel at the top table for a start, a headache for Downing Street as they scour the subs bench for replacements,

The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster told Trevor Phillips the issue of Louise Haigh was dealt with quickly. Ms Haigh quit as transport secretary after Sky News revealed she said she had her phone stolen when it had not been.