Emilio Casalicchio

Jeremy Corbyn has praised the “enormous bravery” of a Labour activist who claimed a party official told her to keep quiet about a rape allegation she made.

Theresa May has been hit by a fresh twist in the sexual harassment scandal after it emerged her right-hand man will be investigated over a claim of inappropriate behaviour.

David Davis has admitted the EU will probably benefit more in the immediate aftermath of Brexit than the UK will.

The average British household may have lost more than £600 each because of the vote for Brexit, according to a leading thinktank.

Letting agents will be banned from charging sky-high fees to tenants under Government plans published today.

Labour has accused the Government of a failure to act after ministers kicked a clampdown on so-called ‘crack cocaine’ gambling machines down the road.

John Bercow has said “there is a need for change” in parliament as the pressure to tackle sexual harassment by MPs continued to build.

A proposal for trained B&B owners to look after discharged patients should be considered, a health minister said this morning - just days after a similar idea sparked outrage.

The Government is reportedly preparing for a major U-turn on the controversial Universal Credit system at the Budget next month.

A legal loophole allowing separated parents to dodge child maintenance payments will be closed within months, the Government has announced.

Michael Gove has been forced to apologise after a joke he made about disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein sparked fury.

Labour has slammed the Government after it emerged the NHS has fallen further away from meeting a flu jab ambition for pensioners.

North Korea was most likely behind the cyber-attack that hit the NHS earlier this year, a Home Office minister has declared.

A Conservative MP waved goodbye to his dream of refereeing at the World Cup today as he vowed not to officiate while parliament is sitting.

The number of Lords each political party can appoint will be tied to their general election performances in a major shake up of the peerage system, it has been reported.

Boris Johnson told EU citizens living in the UK their rights will be protected “whatever happens” after Brexit, it has emerged.

The Government sparked fury today after it said it could take three months to formally respond to symbolic defeats in the House of Commons.

Keir Starmer today demanded a “cast iron guarantee” that parliament will get a vote on the final Brexit deal before the UK quits the EU.

A government committee is mulling over whether to strip disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein of his CBE, it has been reported.

Senior figures in Labour knew about the sexist and homophobic comments made online by Jared O’Mara at least a month ago, it has been claimed.

Theresa May has slapped down David Davis after he said MPs might not vote on the final Brexit deal before Britain quits the EU.

Parliament might not get to vote on the final Brexit deal until after Britain has quit the European Union, David Davis revealed today.

An anti-EU Conservative whip who wrote to universities demanding to know what they were teaching about Brexit was simply doing personal research for a book, it has been claimed.

The case to expand Heathrow airport has reportedly been thrown into doubt after fresh government figures showed Gatwick to be the better option on certain factors.

A top Labour MP last night called for Jared O’Mara to be suspended from the party during an official investigation into an alleged sexist incident.

A Conservative peer and ex-chairman has blasted a government whip who demanded to know what university professors were telling their students about Brexit.

A Labour MP who made a series of sexist and homophobic remarks has said football and lad culture “warped” his mind when he was a young man.

The Conservatives have been slapped on the wrist by an official watchdog over unlawful campaign tactics used by a call centre ahead of the June general election.

The UK will have the ultimate decision on whether it ends up with a “good deal, bad deal or no Brexit,” EU bigwig Donald Tusk has said.

A top Labour MP today accused the Government of “hiding bad news” after Liam Fox admitted publishing a set of controversial Brexit impact assessments could scupper negotiations for Britain.

Jeremy Corbyn has condemned one of his MPs who was caught on camera telling a Labour member to “get on your knees, b*tch”.

The Government is thought to be on the verge of a major U-turn on its flagship Universal Credit programme amid fears of a revolt among Conservative MPs, it has been reported.

A senior Conservative minister has faced calls to resign after it emerged a planning application for new stables at her constituency home broke the law.

Theresa May will today hold a head-to-head with former US President Bill Clinton to discuss the political deadlock in Northern Ireland.

EU leaders are set to rebuff Theresa May in her quest to move the Brexit negotiations onto discussions over trade, it has been reported.

The Government was left red-faced tonight after a proposal to pause the rollout of its flagship Universal Credit benefit system passed unanimously in the House of Commons.