A cross-party group of MPs are pushing for an amendment that would enshrine the promise of a "truly meaningful vote" on the final Brexit deal into law.

Downing Street told top Brexit supporters a key concession in the breakthrough deal struck between Theresa May and the EU this week was “meaningless,” it has been claimed.

Theresa May was forced to step in and separate her Chancellor and Defence Secretary after a blazing row broke out between the pair in the Commons, it has been reported.

Boris Johnson is today due to meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on his second day visiting the country.

The Government is poised to back a bill that would allow straight couples to enter into civil partnerships, it has been reported.

Universities will be able to offer two-year degrees in a bid to save students some £5,500 on tuition fees, the Government has announced.

Richard Ratcliffe has said he is “waiting on tenterhooks and biting his nails” as Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson flies to Iran to try to release his wife Nazanin from prison.

Grammar schools are “contrary to the notion of the common good”, the Archbishop of Canterbury said yesterday.

The Labour party wants a close post-Brexit relationship with the European Union, Jeremy Corbyn said yesterday - as he came under pressure from Labour MPs to toughen his pro-EU stance.

Trade Secretary Liam Fox has said the UK could succeed even if no bespoke trade deal can be agreed with the European Union after Brexit.

Full negotiations on a post-Brexit trade deal between Britain and the European Union will only begin after March 2019, it has been claimed.

Theresa May – buoyed by finally making “sufficient progress” on Brexit – is to confront Cabinet Brexiteers over their vision for Britain’s departure from the EU.

Michael Gove has said the British people will be able to change Theresa May’s Brexit deal at the next general election.

A string of Conservative MPs who support Brexit have lined up to voice concerns over the deal Theresa May struck with the EU today.

Read PoliticsHome's breakdown of the key principles agreed between the EU and UK on citizens’ rights, the Irish border and the so-called 'divorce bill'.

Hardcore eurosceptics have blasted the "humiliating" deal Theresa May struck with Brussels this morning.

Britain and the European Union have finally agreed a Brexit divorce bill of between £35bn and £39bn.

Theresa May has finally struck a deal with Brussels which will allow trade talks between Britain and the European Union to begin within weeks.

Theresa May taking on the role of Prime Minister was like a Muslim taking a job in a pig slaughter house, the former Conservative party chair has said.

The Government’s approach to border controls if Britain leaves the EU without a free trade deal is “borderline reckless”, according to MPs.

Jeremy Corbyn will today blast the Government for “turning a blind eye” to human rights violations through the Saudi bombing of Yemen in order to protect arms sales.

Boris Johnson is set to use a visit to Iran this weekend to push for the release of jailed British-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.

Labour lacks a "clear commitment" to devolution and must do more to show it supports handing powers from Westminster to local communities, according to Andy Burnham.

Labour would be 20 points ahead of Theresa May's government in the opinion polls if Jeremy Corbyn was not the party's leader, George Osborne has claimed.

Gavin Williamson has been branded “juvenile” after suggesting that all Britons who have fought for Islamic State should be killed rather than being allowed to return to the UK. 

Republican terror groups would try to attack any infrastructure around a hard border in Ireland following Brexit, a senior police officer has warned.

Britain's ‘horrendous mistakes’ during the Iraq War contributed towards the subsequent “chaos” in the region, Boris Johnson has said.

The EU has said Theresa May must come up with a solution to the Irish border question by midnight on Sunday if she wants to move to the next phase of Brexit negotiations.

Here is a summary of this morning's briefing for lobby journalists by the Prime Minister's official spokesman.

A senior Labour MP has been forced to apologise by sleaze watchdogs after using her Commons office for non-parliamentary work.

Election watchdogs have launched an investigation into whether pro-Jeremy Corbyn campaign group Momentum broke election spending rules.

Defence Committee chair Julian Lewis has said he will support Gavin Williamson in a “showdown” with the Treasury as he hit out at the crisis facing the department’s budget.

A Conservative MP has blasted activists who left a coffin outsider her constituency office as they protested hospital cuts.

More than a dozen Conservative MPs have written to Theresa May urging her to ignore those within the party trying to “impose their own conditions” on Brexit talks.

Theresa May intends to make a fresh offer to the EU on the Irish border today, Ireland's prime minister has claimed.

Labour's chief whip in the Lords has said he will step down in January after questions were raised over his expenses claims.