Boris Johnson has admitted he did take part in a tennis match with the wife of a former Russian minister after she donated £160,000 to the Conservative party.

The BBC have strongly denied that they photoshopped Jeremy Corbyn's hat during a segment on Newsnight discussing the response to the Salisbury nerve agent attack.

The nerve agent used to poison Sergei and Yulia Skripal may have originated in a government facility in Wiltshire, a senior Russian official has suggested. 

A leading academic has predicted that the cost of Britain’s top degrees will soar to £120,000 within the next ten years. 

Voters face further deep spending cuts or "substantial" tax rises to shore up the public finances, two senior Tories have warned Philip Hammond. 

A group of Conservative MPs with seats in Labour heartlands are set to launch a new campaign to win over millennial voters.

The UK will not be ready for changes to the customs system in time for the end of the Brexit transition period, a report presented to Cabinet ministers has warned. 

Company bosses who fail to protect the pension funds of ailing firms will face tough new criminal sanctions under government plans set to be announced this week. 

Major power companies and the National Grid have been put on alert over possible Russian cyber attacks on key British infrastructure.

Russia has expelled 23 British diplomats as part of a package of measures in retaliation against UK sanctions in the wake of the Salisbury nerve agent attack.

Jeremy Corbyn has not been given access to some top secret intelligence over the Salisbury poisoning, it has been reported.

Ministers are considering extra tax rises on older members of the public to pay for elderly care, it has emerged.

Scotland’s Transport Minister has demanded a Labour councillor be expelled after he made an anti-Muslim remark.

The controversial youth arm of the Conservative party has been relaunched, three years after it was rocked by bullying allegations.

Theresa May should request an extension to the Article 50 process in order to give the Government more time to strike a good Brexit deal, a cross-party group of MPs is to declare.

Supporters of Jeremy Corbyn were handed a boost today as they ousted the longest serving Labour mayor in the country.

A bid to give child refugees in the UK the right to be reunited with their families has cleared its latest parliamentary hurdle.

A close ally of Jeremy Corbyn has said that Labour MPs who support Theresa May over the Salisbury spy poisoning are his "political enemies".

Lorries carrying goods from Europe will not be checked when they enter the UK at Dover, Chris Grayling has revealed.

Nato secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg has said the millitary alliance firmly backs the UK's position that Russia was behind the attack on ex-spy Sergei Skripal.

The Conservatives have opened up a three point poll lead over Labour in the wake of the poisoning of Sergei Skripal.

There is no way to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland after Brexit under the Government's current proposals for solving the issue, MPs have said.

Sajid Javid has become at least the fifth MP to report receiving a hate letter which encourages attacks on Muslims in exchange for “rewards”.

Jeremy Corbyn has suggested that "Russian mafia-like groups" living in Britain could have been behind the poisoning of a former double agent.

A former union boss who once stood as a Socialist Alliance candidate has been short-listed to be Labour's next general secretary.

Britain should set up a permanent military base in the Baltics to show Vladimir Putin that the West will not be "bullied" by the Kremlin, Jacob Rees-Mogg has said.

Jeremy Corbyn has said Russia "appears to be responsible" for the nerve agent attack on a Russian former spy in Salisbury.

World leaders from three powerful nations have joined Theresa May in declaring the nerve agent attack in Salisbury an “assault on UK sovereignty” by Russia.

John Bercow has warned parties not to edit parts of Commons debates that give an “erroneous” impression when they are posted on social media.

Theresa May will meet members of the public and emergency services in Salisbury today, nearly two weeks after the nerve gas attack in the city which left a Russian ex-spy and his daughter in hospital.

Gavin Williamson has told the Russian government to “go away and shut up” following the nerve agent attack on a Russian former spy in Salisbury.

Alex Salmond has urged broadcast watchdogs not to shut down Russia Today in the wake of the nerve agent attack on former double agent Sergei Skripal.

Nia Griffith has said Labour agrees with Theresa May that Russia was behind the attempted murder of former double agent Sergei Skripal – just a day after Jeremy Corbyn refused to do so.

Four House of Commons committees have joined forces to demand the Government addresses the “national health emergency” of poor air quality.

The current higher education funding model will become unsustainable as hundreds of thousands of new university places will be needed by 2030, experts have said.

Nicola Sturgeon has said the stalemate over what happens to powers relating to devolved areas when they return from Brussels after Brexit could be settled in the coming weeks.