The Head of the Armed Forces has said he is “uncomfortable” at the prospect of personally being investigated as part of the probe into killings during the Troubles.

Ireland’s deputy prime minister has urged Britain not to take for granted the chances of a breakthrough in Brexit negotiations in the coming days.

Dominic Raab has provoked fury after admitting he did not fully understand the importance of the trade route between Dover and Calais.

Lib Dem bosses have been summoned to an emergency board meeting amid a financial crisis in the party that is set to see up to quarter of staff laid off.

Britain would only face “hiccups” if it crashes out of the European Union without a deal, David Davis insisted today.

A senior peer and adviser to Jeremy Corbyn has thrown his full weight behind calls for a second referendum on Brexit.

The Government is boosting its refrigerated capacity to store medicines in case Britain crashes out of the European Union without a deal, the Health Secretary has admitted.

The Government must scrap the freeze on welfare benefits or risk being punished by voters at the next election, senior Conservatives have warned.

Commons speaker John Bercow has been criticised after he used ancient parliamentary rules to block a BBC investigation into bullying claims about Labour MP Keith Vaz.

Labour has lashed out at “outright discrimination” in the rental property market after a shocking investigation found benefit claimants are banned from 10% of homes advertised online.

A Brexit deal has edged closer after senior ministers were invited to read a draft copy of the withdrawal agreement the UK is set to strike with Brussels.

Theresa May has become too "overloaded" with Brexit to fully tackle the burning injustices in Britain, a top Tory has said.

Theresa May is facing calls from her entire Cabinet to reveal the legal advice she receives on her proposed Brexit deal before they sign up to it.

Unhelpful perceptions that former servicemen and women are “doolally” could be putting off employers from hiring veterans, a defence minister has said.

DUP MPs will not shy away from voting down Theresa May’s Brexit deal even if it forces a general election, the party’s chief whip has said.

Theresa May is under pressure to sack her new housing adviser after he was accused of anti-Semitism and Islamophobia.

Public confidence in the police has been "severely dented" after a wave of Government spending cuts, a powerful committee of MPs has warned.

An engineering firm testing cladding on government buildings in the wake of the Grenfell fire were banned from criticising the Prime Minister, it has emerged.

Theresa May has been criticised after an apparent government plan to sell her Brexit deal to the public was released.

Labour will not vote for a "blind Brexit" which does not make clear what the UK's future relationship with the EU will look like, Keir Starmer has said.

The vast majority of Momentum members want Labour MPs to vote down Theresa May's Brexit deal, it has emerged.

Theresa May has told her Cabinet she is confident of agreeing a Brexit deal - but insisted that it "will not be done at any cost" to the UK.

John McDonnell and Keir Starmer have launched a charm offensive amid claims that dozens of Labour MPs could rebel and back Theresa May's Brexit deal.

Staff working directly for MPs will be quizzed about their experiences of bullying and harassment under a fresh inquiry into Westminster’s culture of abuse.

Pro-Brexit campaign group Leave.EU and an insurance firm owned by Arron Banks have been hit with a hefty fine over the misuse of voters' data.

Theresa May has named loyalist MP Mims Davies as the new Sports Minister after Tracey Crouch quit over the Government's decision to delay a clampdown fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs).

A majority of British voters would back staying in the European Union if the 2016 Brexit referendum were to be held again, a new poll has found.

Labour bosses have launched an investigation into a council candidate accused of "pure and simple" anti-Semitism over social media posts.

MPs will face a second inquiry into Parliament's culture of bullying and harassment, ministers have announced.

MPs have called on the Government to urgently reform the "pointlessly cruel" regime of sanctions introduced as part of the Universal Credit system.

Theresa May has reacted with fury to a "completely unacceptable" video of a model of Grenfell tower being burned on a bonfire.

Philip Hammond has reignited a funding row after he urged teachers unhappy with a £50,000 Budget cash boost for “little extras” to pass the money on to other schools.

The Conservatives need to come up with new policy ideas in order to avoid the "calamity" of a Jeremy Corbyn government, Theresa May has said.

Bosses will not have to carry out fresh checks on EU nationals working in Britain after a no-deal Brexit, a minister has confirmed - less than a week after saying the opposite.

The Ministry of Defence could face a near-£15bn black hole in its budget over the next ten years, a damning report by the Government's own spending watchdog has found.

The Cabinet minister responsible for media and culture has admitted he does not read newspapers or have a paid subscription to any news outlets.