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Theresa May has extended her poll lead over Jeremy Corbyn to five points in spite of ongoing government divisions over Brexit and the continued fallout from the Windrush scandal.
The Prime Minister has today apologised “unreservedly” for Britain’s role in the kidnapping of a Libyan dissident who was jailed and tortured by Colonel Gadaffi's regime.
Luciana Berger has hit out at the head of Unite over a “grossly offensive” article in which he accused Labour MPs of using the row over anti-Semitism to undermine Jeremy Corbyn.
Conservative backbenchers have accused their own government of an "undemocratic" outrage after a bill that won support from both sides of the House of Commons was blocked by ministers.
Defiant John Bercow has dropped a strong hint he intends to stay on as Speaker for another four years despite claims he bullied parliamentary staff.
Labour's sister party in Northern Ireland has called on its MPs to defy Jeremy Corbyn and vote for the UK to stay in the single market.
Theresa May has condemned the Iranian attacks on Israel and urged Russia to step in and help put an end to the violence.
There is “no doubt” food prices will rocket after Brexit if the UK fails to secure a free trade deal with the European Union, a cross-party group of peers has warned.
NHS staff will no longer share patient data with the Home Office to assist with immigration inspections, ministers have announced in an embarrassing climbdown.
Brussels could be putting lives at risk if the UK is shut out of a €10bn space satellite project, David Davis has warned.
Labour MPs from Brexit-supporting party heartlands have piled pressure on Jeremy Corbyn with a fresh demand for a second EU referendum.
Start-up businesses and seasonal workers could be “crushed” by the controversial Universal Credit system, a powerful group of MPs has warned.
Labour bosses have been accused of a "stitch-up" designed to ensure a left-wing candidate will be chosen to stand in the forthcoming Lewisham East by-election.
The post-Brexit customs plan being pushed by Boris Johnson and David Davis would damage hundreds of thousands of companies, ministers have been told.
MPs have rejected a bid to set up the second stage of the Leveson Inquiry into press behaviour.
Labour MPs will not be ordered by Jeremy Corbyn to support calls for the Government to strike a Norway-style deal with the EU after Brexit.
Boris Johnson has denied being disloyal for describing Theresa May preferred post-Brexit customs plan as "crazy" - because the Government still does not have a policy on the issue.
Jeremy Corbyn has branded Theresa May’s handling of Brexit talks a “shambles”, as he took aim at ministers' divisions over Britain's future customs relationship with the EU.
The Foreign Secretary has declared that Britain “has no intention of walking away" from the Iran nuclear deal after Donald Trump dramatically pulled US support for the agreement.
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Lieutenant General Mark Carleton-Smith will take over the army’s top job in June, Gavin Williamson has announced.
Minsters are considering restricting British firms’ security cooperation with Europe, as the row over the EU satellite Galileo escalates.
Ministers must produce a plan to save the struggling social care system this year - or risk the sector ending up “on its knees”, a powerful group of MPs has said.
Ministers' plans to improve support for children battling mental health problems will still leave thousands without the help they need, a powerful cross-party alliance of MPs has warned.
Disagreement over the future of an inquiry into killings that happened during the Northern Irish Troubles caused a Cabinet “spat” yesterday, it has been reported.
Theresa May has joined the leaders of France and Germany to condemn Donald Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal in the face of strong opposition from European nations.
Peers have backed calls for the UK to strike a Norway-style soft Brexit deal after Jeremy Corbyn was hit by a massive rebellion.
A Labour frontbencher has been sacked over allegations of workplace bullying.
Peers inflicted yet another defeat on the Government as they voted to remove the Brexit date from the EU Withdrawal Bill.
The Home Office is investigating 8,000 potential cases in the wake of the Windrush scandal, ministers have revealed.
A portrait of Theresa May has been removed from a wall at Oxford University after protests by students.
A Jeremy Corbyn ally and Labour MP has called on the party’s top brass to apologise for its “treacherous” and "damaging" 2017 general election campaign.
Theresa May has called on MPs to reject a bid by Tom Watson to force newspapers to pay legal bills even in cases that they win.
Downing Street has rebuked Boris Johnson after he described the Prime Minister's preferred post-Brexit customs plan as "crazy".
Labour has been forced to insist its position on Brexit remains unchanged after frontbencher Emily Thornberry suggested the party was in favour of staying in the customs union.
Former shadow cabinet minister Heidi Alexander has announced she will stand down as an MP to take up the role of London's deputy mayor for transport.