Louise Haigh’s resignation as transport secretary has prompted a flood of questions about what exactly Sir Keir Starmer knew, and when. So far, Downing Street has been at pains not to answer them. Here The Telegraph outlines the 10 key questions the Prime Minister must answer: When did Louise Haigh tell you she had a criminal conviction?

The now ex-Transport Secretary's swift resignation raises more questions than answers for the Prime Minister, including whether there will now be a Cabinet reshuffle

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,

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.

Louise Haigh has resigned as Transport Secretary after admitting she incorrectly told police that a work mobile phone was stolen in 2013. Sky News and the Times newspaper reported on Thursday evening that Ms Haigh admitted an offence in 2014 following the incident.