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David Cameron’s former strategy director has poured cold water on the widely-perceived notion of a “bromance” between the ex-PM and Barack Obama during their time in office.
Labour MPs have criticised Jeremy Corbyn for ruling out UK membership of the EU single market after Brexit and claiming remaining in the trade bloc was tantamount to staying in the EU.
Jean-Claude Junker has said there will be no second EU referendum and Britain’s exit from the bloc is inevitable.
Justine Greening quit the Government while Jeremy Hunt fought off attempts to remove him as Health Secretary as Theresa May's much-heralded New Year reshuffle descended into farce.
Jeremy Corbyn tonight tore into the Conservative reshuffle and argued Theresa May cannot “make up for nearly eight years of failure by changing the name of a department”.
Theresa May's reshuffle sparked a row after a Conservative MP who opposed moves to relax abortion laws was made the party's vice-chair for women.
Landlords are still wary of renting to tenants receiving Universal Credit despite government attempts to make sure they get their rent, the Residential Landlords Association (RLA) has said.
James Brokenshire has dramatically quit as Northern Ireland Secretary for health reasons.
Theresa May was left humiliated today after the Conservatives wrongly announced that Chris Grayling was replacing Patrick McLoughling as party chairman.
Follow all the latest announcements as Theresa May reshuffles her top team in an attempt to reassert her agenda in 2018.
Len McCluskey has condemned the "manufactured" attempt to have him removed as boss of the Unite union.
Ministers are reportedly attempting to keep the UK under European regulation in medicines after the country quits the EU.
Theresa May is reportedly set to double the recommended number of new peers in a bid to boost the Government’s chances of its Brexit bill passing through the upper chamber.
The Grenfell Tower inquiry has cancelled its contract with a major auditing company after campaigners, including MPs, raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest.
More than 24,000 attempts have been made to access pornographic websites in parliament since June’s general election, new figures reveal.
Labour will today launch a new community campaign unit aimed at winning back support in some of its heartlands.
Theresa May is reportedly set to bring in a second Brexit minister to Cabinet specifically to prepare for a 'no deal' outcome.
Moderate Tory MPs could quit to help form a breakaway party if a hard Brexiteer like Jacob Rees-Mogg succeeds Theresa May as leader, a minister has claimed.
A Labour frontbencher has defended his party's stance over the Iranian protests - insisting the situation in the country is not "black and white".
Theresa May has been criticised after she responded to criticism of the Government's handling of the NHS winter crisis by declaring: "Nothing's perfect."
Jon Ashworth has called on Theresa May to sack Toby Young from his role with the new universities watchdog over his "disgusting, offensive and sexist" tweets.
A Sinn Fein MP has been condemned after he was accused of mocking the killing of ten Protestant workmen by the IRA in the 1970s.
The SNP have called Jeremy Corbyn "absolutely pathetic" after he refused to back a cross-party effort to keep the UK in the single market.
Theresa May will launch a review into parole board hearings following intense public criticism of the decision to release serial rapist John Worboys.
Theresa May has reportedly voiced concerns about "distasteful" tweets sent by Toby Young, as she came under pressure from Tory MPs to axe him from a role with the new universities regulator.
MPs accused of sexual harassment could be thrown out of Parliament under plans being considered by a cross-party committee.
Business groups and MPs have hit out at proposals that could see British companies hit with an extra post-Brexit VAT bill.
Theresa May is reportedly preparing to remove "dead wood" ministers and promote rising Tory stars as she reshuffles her top team this week.
Theresa May has ruled out any vote on foxhunting in this Parliament following a public outcry over the Tories' election stance on the issue.
Theresa May maybe forced to hold off on a suspected promotion for the Health Secretary as the NHS struggles to cope with the demands of winter, according to a national newspaper.
Emily Thornberry has been condemned after she said Labour cannot support anti-government protesters in Iran because it was unclear who were "the guys with white hats" in the conflict.
A former Conservative and UKIP MP has been handed a six month suspended sentence after he was found guilty of election fraud.
The main campaign to leave the EU is facing fresh allegations that it broke spending rules in the run up to 2016’s referendum, it has emerged.
Councils are powerless to stop pupils from being educated in rogue faith schools with 1000 boys attending unregistered schools in one London borough alone, according to a report from Hackney Council.
A spending review into national security and defence is likely to be part suspended after the Defence Secretary argued future cuts had the potential to further impact the UK’s dwindling troop numbers.
Angry Conservative MPs have hit out at party bosses after it emerged a formal probe has been launched into a controversial 'dossier' of alleged sex pests.