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The Metropolitan Police have paid Lord Bramall and Lady Brittan £100,000 after their poor handling of the investigation into child abuse in Parliament.
Labour’s party conference could be dominated by a pro-Remain group of members and MPs forcing Jeremy Corbyn’s team to take a softer approach to Brexit, it has emerged.
Former Labour leader Ed Miliband will be among a number of Labour moderates to take part in a special festival organised by pro-Jeremy Corbyn group Momentum.
David Davis has warned that the UK's negotiations with the European Union will get more "turbulent" as he confirmed that any trade deal with the US will not come into force until the end of the Brexit transition phase.
Premier League football clubs have been forced to fork out over £100m more in transfer fees this summer thanks to the depreciation in the pound, pro-European campaigners have claimed.
Sinn Féin have rejected fresh calls from the DUP to immediately resume power-sharing at Stormont.
The former top civil servant at the Treasury has told Liam Fox to “get a grip” after he complained that the EU was trying to “blackmail” Britain.
A UN committee has said the Government's treatment of disabled people is a "human catastrophe".
The head of Britain’s top statistics regulator has hit out at the Home Office over the “damaging” leak of official student migration figures to media.
Labour has appointed Dawn Butler as Shadow Women and Equalities Minister after Sarah Champion stood down from the role last month.
Labour is "the party of soft Brexit", the party's deputy leader has declared.
NHS England is set to pay recruitment consultants £20,000 for each foreign GP they bring to the UK as part of a new hiring spree.
Liam Fox has insisted the UK will not be "blackmailed" into paying an excessive amount for its 'divorce bill' from the EU.
Theresa May has been hit by yet another resignation from her top team after Number 10 deputy political director Nick Hargrave became the latest senior aide to quit.
A cross-party group of pro-European MPs is urging the Government to keep Britain in the EU customs union to avoid a “Brexit bureaucracy bombshell” for UK firms.
George Osborne has likened Theresa May’s premiership to a “second rate horror film” after she insisted she will lead the Conservatives into the next election.
Michel Barnier today torpedoed British hopes of kickstarting trade talks in the autumn, declaring that "sufficient progress" had not been made in the latest round of Brexit negotiations.
Labour's soaring membership helped the party rake in almost twice as much cash as the Conservatives last year, new figures have revealed.
A former Tory chairman has given Theresa May 18 months to save her job, after the Prime Minister announced she is planning to lead her party into the next general election.
One-off funding injections and accountancy changes meant NHS England’s underlying deficit last year was almost £3bn higher than the official estimate, new research has found.
Kezia Dugdale has said she was forced to come out as gay after a magazine published details about her sexuality.
The Tory campaign group set up to mirror Momentum is in crisis just days after launching, after some of its members sent messages saying “chavs” should be gassed.
The Government’s flagship plan to double the amount of free childcare for parents will overwhelmingly benefit richer families, thinktank analysis has found.
Theresa May has said she wants to lead the Conservatives into the next general election, declaring that she is “not a quitter”.
A former union official who only became an MSP last year is in pole position to succeed Kezia Dugdale as Scottish Labour leader.
Theresa May today claimed credit - sort of - for figures which showed one of her justifications for clamping down on international students was rubbish.
Michel Barnier has accused the UK government of not being clear about what it wants from the Brexit negotiations - for the second time this week.
Kezia Dugdale stunned politics last night when she announced she was standing down as Scottish Labour leader. Here, Holyrood magazine's Liam Kirkaldy looks at who could replace her in the top job.
A former Conservative minister has called for private schools to be stripped of the special status which entitles them to slash their tax bills.
Boris Johnson's parliamentary aide has blamed hackers after his Twitter account trolled Michel Barnier.
Britain will get a “worse deal” in its Brexit negotiations with the European Union as a result of Theresa May’s decision to call an early general election, according to William Hague.
Britain's leading Jewish organisation has called on Jeremy Corbyn to sack a shadow minister who claimed accusations of anti-semitism within the party were a "dirty lowdown trick" being used for "political ends".
Theresa May has denied that she overstated the problem of foreign students overstaying their visas.
The Government is preparing to duplicate dozens of existing EU trade deals after Brexit, Theresa May has revealed.
Jeremy Corbyn has praised Kezia Dugdale's "tireless service" after she stunned politics by standing down as Scottish Labour leader.
Former Tory whip Sir John Randall has become the latest ex-MP to become an aide to Theresa May.