Liam Fox has hinted that he would have left the Government if Theresa May had signed up to keeping Britain tied to the EU customs union.

Former Brexit Secretary David Davis disagreed with a decision not to oppose the death penalty for two British-born Isis fighters facing trial in the United States.

Theresa May will be given the opportunity to outline her Brexit plans directly to EU leaders in a bid to reboot talks on Britain’s exit terms, it has been reported.

A Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour government would pose an "existential threat to Jewish life" in the UK, Britain’s three leading Jewish newspapers have claimed.

Sajid Javid has ordered an investigations into why members of sexual grooming gangs are disproportionately from a Pakistani background.

The public overwhelmingly supports letting nurses from the European Union work in the UK after Brexit, a new poll has found.

Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker has thrown his weight behind the campaign for a referendum on the final Brexit deal

A Labour MP is facing trial after being charged with perverting the course of justice for allegedly blaming someone else for a speeding offence.

Theresa May has said the public should be “reassured” that the Government is stockpiling emergency food and medical supplies in case a no-deal Brexit plunges the nation into chaos.

Labour has overtaken the Conservatives as public trust in Theresa May’s ability to reach a good Brexit deal plummets, according to a poll.

Tory minister Chris Grayling refused to ban first class travel on a major rail franchise - despite promising a crackdown on busy commuter services.

Labour will not clear the majority of outstanding anti-Semitism complaints against party members by the end of July, despite pledging to do so.

Labour MP Sarah Champion has been forced to increase security measures in her constituency after receiving death threats in the wake of a race row, it has been reported.

Ex-Home Secretary Amber Rudd has backed proposals to prosecute jihadists who have fought in Syria under updated treason laws.

Pupils excluded from school are being failed by the education system, MPs have warned.

Margaret Hodge called Jeremy Corbyn a "racist" because she failed to understand the new anti-Semitism code of conduct drawn up by Labour bosses, John McDonnell has said.

The decision by MPs to hide any allegations against them of misconduct has been blasted by Parliament's own watchdog as a “retrograde step”.

Here are the bad news stories you may have missed as the Government took out the trash on the last day of parliament before summer.

The Government must stop “dodging responsibility” on workplace sexual harassment, MPs have said.

The perception of former soldiers as being damaged by their experience in the army is wrong and could put off those who need help from getting it, MPs have said.

A former treasurer of Jeremy Corbyn's local Labour branch has quit over the latest anti-Semitism row to hit the party.

Sheffield Hallam MP Jared O’Mara, who dramatically quit the Labour party earlier this month, has given his first speech in the House of Commons – thirteen months after being elected.

The Government could stop locking up migrants indefinitely as part of a major shake-up of immigration detention, Sajid Javid said today.

The Commons has backed a record suspension for MP Ian Paisley and his DUP party has suspended him after he breached expenses rules.

Theresa May today performed an astonishing power grab as she formally took charge of the Brexit negotiations and downgraded Dominic Raab to the position of her deputy.

Dominic Raab has been mocked today after misspelling European Union in a crucial Brexit document.

Ex-Labour MP John Woodcock has urged parliamentarians from across the political divide to rise up and create a new centrist party.

Labour has torn into Government plans to hike public sector pay without providing extra cash for departments, warning the move could lead to fresh spending cuts.

Theresa May has hit back after being labelled a “milk snatcher” over plans to divert cash for nurseries to a new healthy foods scheme.

Scandal-hit Ian Paisley has vowed to fight a by-election if critics try to boot him out of parliament over an expenses rule breach that left him facing a record ban.

Margaret Thatcher’s government drew up a list of “subversive” civil servants who were to be closely monitored or blocked from potential promotion.

Ministers will be handed the power to block or unwind foreign takeovers and mergers if they are thought to pose a risk to national security, under fresh proposals.

Britain’s poorest families saw their incomes go backwards last year, as the gap between the lowest earners and those on middle and higher-pay grades widened.

A raft of public sector workers are in line for pay rises of up to 3.5% after years of austerity, Theresa May will announce today.

Ministers failed to capitalise on the fall in the value of the Pound after the EU referendum to help the UK's struggling exporters, Jeremy Corbyn will claim.

Boris Johnson questioned the Government's decision not to press for guarantees that two British-born jihadist fighters would be spared the death penalty in the United States, it has emerged.