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Michael Heseltine has warned breaking House of Commons voting conventions could have “appalling consequences” as the pairing scandal rumbled on.
Boris Johnson has been criticised after it emerged he would not be leaving his taxpayer-funded mansion for “weeks”.
Sajid Javid has clarified comments that appeared to suggest Jeremy Corbyn was a Holocaust denier.
David Davis has branded the use of child spies “morally repugnant” as questions emerged over their role in British espionage.
John McDonnell will today begin a nationwide tour targeting Tory seats with Labour’s anti-austerity message.
Michel Barnier has today pushed back against Theresa May’s latest Brexit offer to Brussels, questioning whether her plan is “workable” or even “legal”.
Theresa May has insisted that Tory chief whip Julian Smith made "an honest mistake" when he deliberately broke a parliamentary convention to help the Government win a key vote.
A senior Labour official in a seat with the largest Jewish population in Scotland has urged the party to adopt the internationally-recognised definition of anti-Semitism.
MPs have accused the crown prosecutions boss of “weak leadership” over evidence failings that saw a number of rape trials collapse.
Labour is putting together a draft Queen’s Speech of up to 35 bills in case the Government's chaos over Brexit triggers a snap election and propels the party into power.
England fans were afraid to fly the St George’s Cross during the World Cup because of its association with far-right politics, Labour’s shadow sports minister has claimed.
Philip Hammond was last night accused of branding a fellow Conservative MP a “stupid woman”.
Pressure is building on Tory chief whip Julian Smith to resign after it emerged he admitted to a rival that he had broken a parliamentary convention to help the Government win a key vote.
Boris Johnson has been accused of “taxpayer-funded squatting” after it emerged he is still living in the grace and favour home for Foreign Secretaries more than a week after he quit the Cabinet.
Theresa May will hit back at her Tory Brexiteer critics and warn them that their vision of life outside the EU could put the future of the United Kingdom at risk.
A row has broken out after it emerged Theresa May signed off on a £20,000 bonus for the civil servant who is now her top Brexit adviser.
The Chequers agreement must be the “final offer” to the European Union, Andrea Leadsom has said, as she warned Brussels they will force a no deal Brexit if they reject the proposals.
MPs under investigation for expenses breaches will no longer be named by parliamentary watchdogs under plans backed by the House of Commons today.
A "very small" number of people were put off voting at the local elections by the Government’s controversial voter ID trials, the UK’s electoral watchdog has found.
Theresa May has insisted she has full confidence in her chief whip Julian Smith amid growing calls for his resignation over a row about the vote pairing system.
Theresa May has suffered another blow after Philip Davies became the latest Tory MP to submit a letter of no confidence in her leadership.
Ian Paisley has apologised to Parliament for after failing to declare family holidays paid for by the Sri Lankan government worth tens of thousands of pounds.
Liberal Democrat leader Vince Cable has been forced to defend himself after missing a crucial vote on Brexit.
The Conservative chief whip is facing calls to quit over claims he urged three of his MPs to break pairing arrangements to win a crucial Commons vote on Brexit.
The UK Government has pledged an annual lump sum for thousands of soldiers who faced having to pay more income tax because they are based in Scotland.
Changes to legal aid have left many people unable to enforce their human rights, according to a group of MPs and peers.
Dominic Raab will hold talks in Brussels with EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier in the pair's first meeting since he was appointed Brexit Secretary.
MPs will lock horns today over whether those accused of fiddling their parliamentary expenses should remain anonymous.
Police must be prepared for a possible surge in hate crime after Brexit, a watchdog has warned.
A Conservative MP has withdrawn his letter of no confidence in Theresa May as peace broke out in the party following days of bitter in-fighting.
Labour MP Margaret Hodge has doubled down on her criticism of Jeremy Corbyn by insisting she was right to call him "an anti-Semitic racist" to his face.
Labour MPs have rallied around a Jewish colleague set to be disciplined for calling Jeremy Corbyn "an anti-Semitic racist".
A cross-party government of national unity to deliver Brexit would be "an establishment stitch-up" which would ignore the views of ordinary voters, Labour has said.
Boris Johnson has said it is “not too late to save Brexit” as he laid into Theresa May’s “miserable” plan for leaving the European Union.
John Woodcock should quit his seat and trigger a by-election after resigning from Labour, according to the party's leadership.
Labour has suggested Tory chairman Brandon Lewis lied when he claimed to have mistakenly taken part in key votes despite agreeing to step aside for an MP on maternity leave.