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Labour MP Jess Phillips was blocked from taking a seat on the Commons sleaze watchdog after her own party's bosses withdrew their support, PoliticsHome has learned.
A Labour MP has become the first to reveal he is HIV+ in the debating chamber of the House of Commons.
A row has erupted between Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May over a head-to-head debate on Brexit planned for primetime TV.
MPs from across the political divide will fight to secure changes to the Brexit deal struck by Theresa May after the Government said it will allow votes on six amendments.
A no-deal Brexit would jeopardise the ability of British and European authorities to protect the public from terrorism, a minister will warn today.
The Conservative party could suffer an electoral defeat on the scale of its historic 1997 loss if it delivers the Brexit deal secured by Theresa May, a former minister will warn.
Ministers should end their support for exploitation of oil and gas reserves in the Arctic as it is “incompatible” with the UK’s global climate change commitments, MPs have said.
A no-deal Brexit could cause a bigger economic slump than the 2008 financial crash, the Bank of England has warned.
A second EU referendum is "inevitable" if Labour cannot force a general election over Theresa May's Brexit crisis, John McDonnell has said.
Ministers could be held in contempt of Parliament if they refuse to publish their full legal advice on Brexit, John Bercow has warned.
Downing Street has rejected Nicola Sturgeon's demand that she should take part in a planned TV debate ahead of next month's crucial Commons vote on the Brexit deal.
Britain's economy could be hit by 3.9% as a result of Theresa May's Brexit deal, according to the Government's own analysis.
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn went head to head at PMQs this lunchtime - here's how it unfolded.
Britain will be poorer under every possible form of Brexit compared with staying in the European Union, Philip Hammond admitted today.
The US ambassador to the UK has moved to play down Donald Trump’s claim that Theresa May’s Brexit agreement could end hopes of a trade deal with the US.
Justice Secretary David Gauke has intervened to block Sajid Javid’s plans to rush through a fresh crackdown on knife crime.
Treasury analysis is set to reveal that a no-deal Brexit will make Britain £150bn worse off over the next fifteen years, it has been reported.
The top executives at thousands of British companies could have their pay decided by customers and staff, under new proposals being considered by Labour.
Ministers are not yet ready to cope with the “real prospect” of major disruption at British ports in the event of a no-deal Brexit, a damning report has declared.
A disciplinary probe into a Labour MP accused of being abusive towards Jeremy Corbyn has been dropped.
Boris Johnson has waded into the row over plans for a TV debate between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn by demanding that someone who campaigned for Brexit should also take part.
Top Ukip MEP Patrick O’Flynn has quit the party after its leader drafted in right-wing activist Tommy Robinson for an advisory role on prison reform and rape gangs.
Theresa May has suffered a fresh blow as a previously loyal Conservative ex-Cabinet minister hit out at her “doomed” Brexit deal.
Tributes have been paid after former Conservative minister and Bletchley Park codebreaker Baroness Trumpington died at the age of 96.
Labour have slammed “short-sighted” cuts to funding for sexual health services and help for people to quit smoking.
Theresa May has confirmed that she's "ready" for a televised showdown with Jeremy Corbyn over her Brexit deal as she races to sell it to the country.
Donald Trump has warned Theresa May that her Brexit deal could make it difficult for the UK to trade with America after it quits the EU.
Theresa May's chief of staff has begged Labour MPs to back her Brexit deal in a desperate bid to avoid a humiliating Commons defeat.
Theresa May will face a Commons showdown on 11 December when MPs finally get to vote on her controversial Brexit deal.
Theresa May has admitted she was wrong to say European Union citizens “jump the queue” under current migration rules, following a backlash from opponents.
A Labour MP will face a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict on whether she lied to police over a speeding offence.
Labour MPs have been summoned to a Brexit briefing with Theresa May’s top team as she battles to win Commons support for her EU deal.
The heads of Westminster’s opposition parties have demanded that they be included in any televised debate on Theresa May’s Brexit deal.
Jeremy Hunt has welcomed the “bittersweet” pardoning of British academic Matthew Hedges.
Theresa May's deal with the European Union would hit the UK economy to the tune of £100bn a year by the end of the next decade, according to new analysis.
Scottish Secretary David Mundell is facing fresh calls to resign amid a brewing standoff over European access to Britain’s fishing waters after Brexit.