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Sadiq Khan has said crashing out of the European Union without a trade deal would leave London ‘less safe’ in the face of major crime threats.
A Labour MP has apologised for describing a black Conservative election candidate as a "token ghetto boy".
Philip Hammond will reportedly set aside cash in next week's Budget to train tens of thousands of skilled workers to help tackle the housing crisis.
PoliticsHome marks International Men’s Day by asking outspoken Labour MP Jess Phillips how men and women can work together to confront sex abuse in Westminster.
A Labour MP has been accused of "distasteful prejudice” over a blog post she wrote criticising a black Conservative candidate.
A top television producer has claimed a senior aide to David Cameron touched her breast during a meeting in Downing Street.
Labour MP Graham Jones, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Venezuela urges politicians everywhere to 'support the Venezuelan opposition as they continue to stand up for these values in the face of intimidation and violence'.
Northern Ireland could avoid a hard border with the republic by continuing to apply the rules of the EU’s single market and customs union, according to the Irish prime minister.
Labour MP Kerry McCarthy has accused Kelvin Hopkins of inappropriate behaviour over a period of 20 years.
Female journalists are to blame for the Westminster sexual harassment scandal, according to a veteran Tory MP.
Charlie Elphicke has described the process which led to him being suspended from the Conservative party as “fundamentally wrong”.
The Westminster sexual harassment scandal will not inflict as much damage as the expenses scandal because fewer people will be caught up in it, John Bercow has predicted.
Carwyn Jones has insisted he did everything "by the book" in the circumstances which lead to the death of former Welsh minister Carl Sargeant.
Establishing a new system for dealing with complaints of sexual harassment and bullying in Westminster will help end abuses of power that shames us all, writes Andrea Leadsom
Westminster and political parties urgently need a specialist system to address an issue as intricate as sexual harassment, says Jess Phillips
Labour has torn into the Government after the number of new homes built for affordable rent hit its lowest level since records began.
Jeremy Corbyn is to demand the Government pays £1bn to ensure all council high rises are retrofitted with sprinklers in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, it has been reported.
A former Commons bar manager has said she was repeatedly pestered for sex by MPs - including one who followed her home after drinking 12 pints.
A government minister who made his female personal assistant buy sex toys has apologised to his constituents over the incident.
The Chancellor must take bold action in the forthcoming Budget to improve access to finance for SME builders if he wants to tackle the housing crisis, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Chief Executive Brian Berry.
Aides working in the House of Lords have been granted access to a Commons anti-bullying hotline in the wake of the Westminster sexual harassment scandal, PoliticsHome can reveal.
Planned benefit cuts mean poor families with children will probably be the hardest hit if the UK is crippled by another recession, according to new research.
Liam Fox has insisted Boris Johnson simply made a "slip of the tongue" when he claimed a British mother in an Iranian jail had been "teaching people journalism" in the country before her arrest.
A former member of Ed Miliband’s top team has been accused of making unwanted sexual advances on a colleague.