The Government has completed the sale of the Green Investment Bank for £2.3bn. 

Supporters of Jeremy Corbyn are set to win a major victory over Labour moderates in a key election, PoliticsHome has learned.

Shops and restaurants will be forced to shrink their products unless they can find another way to meet government guidelines to reduce obesity, a senior health official has said.

A Ukip leadership candidate has said he would reduce “unnecessary population” in the UK by paying British Indians to leave the country.

A second Liberal Democrat MP is facing questions over her election expenses after being accused of failing to declare thousands of pounds of spending.

Alex Salmond has batted away criticism of a joke he made about having sex with prominent female political figures, saying it was “harmless innuendo”.

Countries around the world must "step up to the plate" and start providing help for communities left devastated by a mudslide which has left hundreds dead in Sierra Leone, Priti Patel has said.

Britain will stand with Spain "against the evil of terrorism", Theresa May has declared in the wake of yesterday's deadly attack in Barcelona.

Liberal Democrat deputy leader Jo Swinson was today facing “serious questions” after thousands of pounds were omitted from her election expenses.

Jeremy Corbyn has accused Theresa May of being more interested in protecting the Conservatives' reputation than delivering justice for the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire.

Jeremy Corbyn has said Sarah Champion was wrong to "label a whole community” over child abuse crimes.

The former head of Ofsted has added his voice to the criticism of England’s university system, accusing higher education providers of prioritising employees’ pay over students’ prospects. 

Britain is on course to face the worst decade for household incomes since the 1940s, according to Labour.

Jacob Rees-Mogg would be an “outstanding candidate” to be Prime Minister, according to Tory minister Jesse Norman. 

William Hague has compared Brexit to taking “control of a gun” – and warned the Government not to “shoot its foot off” by failing to maintain close ties with the EU.  

Jeremy Corbyn sacked Sarah Champion after she claimed Britain has "a problem" with British-Pakistani men raping vulnerable white girls, PoliticsHome has learned.

EU citizens will still be free to live in the UK after Brexit, according to plans reportedly being drawn up by the Home Office.

The next phase of Brexit talks may be delayed until Christmas, according to reports.

University fees are a “pointless Ponzi scheme”, the Prime Minister’s former chief of staff said as he called for a radical rethink on higher education. 

The head of energy regulator Ofgem has said the Government must bring forward new legislation if it wants to cap household energy bills. 

The Government has announced a new course for teenagers aimed at tackling the "devastating effect" of mental health problems. 

Businesses and senior politicians have cast doubt on the Government's vow that Brexit will not mean a return to a hard border between the Republic and Northern Ireland.

Sarah Champion has resigned from Labour's frontbench over an article for The Sun in which she claimed Britain "has a problem" with Pakistani men raping white girls.

Jeremy Corbyn today backed silencing Big Ben for four years, saying it would not be a "national disaster" and the health of workers renovating the iconic clock “must come first”.

Parliamentary authorities have announced a review into the decision to silence Big Ben for four years, following an intervention from the Prime Minister.

Labour MPs have led fresh calls for Donald Trump's state visit to the UK to be cancelled after he drew equivalence between white supremacists and anti-fascist protesters.

EU citizens will be able to continue to move freely from the Republic of Ireland into the UK after Brexit, the Government has admitted.

Theresa May has distanced herself from Donald Trump after the US president drew equivalence between white supremacists and anti-fascist protesters. 

Theresa May has piled into the row over Big Ben’s bonging, saying it “can’t be right” to silence the famous bell for four years.

Theresa May could serve as Prime Minister for another decade, a veteran Tory MP incredibly claimed today.

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since 1975 in the last quarter, but wages continued to lag behind inflation.

Sajid Javid has become the first Cabinet minister to condemn Donald Trump’s latest comments drawing equivalence between white supremacists and anti-fascist campaigners. 

Cabinet splits on a post-Brexit transition deal with the European Union have reopened after Liam Fox and Boris Johnson called for a customs pact to be in place for no longer than a year. 

More than 100 MPs have condemned The Sun and called for action over “Nazi-like language” in a column about Muslims this week.

The top rate of interest on student loans will be 6.1% from this autumn, after the Government confirmed it would not revisit the policy. 

Brexit Secretary David Davis's former chief of staff is to lead a new pro-EU political party, it has been confirmed.