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Theresa May's hopes of striking a Brexit deal by the end of this week are hanging by a thread after Arlene Foster publicly rebuked the Prime Minister's strategy on the Irish border.
Tory MP Heidi Allen was moved to tears after Labour's Frank Field told of a constituent who came to him on the verge of killing himself because of the impact of Universal Credit.
David Davis today vowed not to leave Northern Ireland in the single market or customs union after Brexit, but he did not rule out keeping the UK "aligned" to Brussels regulations.
Ruth Davidson has piled pressure on Theresa May over Brexit after she insisted any trade deal must not treat Northern Ireland differently from the rest of the United Kingdom.
Former police officers who accused Damian Green of accessing porn on his work computer could be prosecuted, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner has said.
Theresa May has been forced to scrap plans for a major Commons statement on Brexit after yesterday's talks in Brussels ended without a deal.
Labour will try to force the Government to hand over secret documents about the controversial rollout of the flagship Universal Credit system.
Thirty-two years after Ian Paisley thundered “never, never, never” in response to the Anglo-Irish Agreement, another unionist leader once again said no, albeit in more moderate tones.
Theresa May's hopes of a Brexit agreement have been dealt a fresh blow after DUP leader Arlene Foster vetoed her plan for a deal on the Irish border.
Nicola Sturgeon has said there is "no good practical reason" why Scotland cannot stay in the EU single market if a special deal is done to avoid a hard border in Ireland after Brexit.
DUP leader Arlene Foster has delivered a huge blow to Theresa May by rejecting a deal which would see the Republic and Northern Ireland maintaining the same trade rules after Brexit.
Kezia Dugdale has insisted that she achieved what she set out to do on 'I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here'.
The Government is facing questions after shocking new figures reveal that hundreds of thousands of children and older people have been plunged into poverty over the last four years.
Damian Green has provided evidence to prove that porn can be present on computers without being downloaded or watched, as part of a Cabinet inquiry into allegations made against him.
The Brexit wrangling over the Irish border is a "risk" to the Good Friday Agreement, Tony Blair has warned.
Violence could return to Northern Ireland if a hard border returns to the island after Brexit, according to the Republic's deputy prime minister.
Nigel Farage has defended Donald Trump after the US president re-tweeted far-right group Britain First, saying it is "ridiculous" to suggest banning coming to the UK.
Donald Tusk has told Theresa May that “the UK’s future lies in Dublin” as he effectively gave Ireland a veto over the Brexit negotiations.
The New London Plan, announced by Mayor Sadiq Khan on 29 November, takes a realistic approach to development and supports high-quality design as a method of building the communities of tomorrow.
Far from helping people back into work, the Government’s flagship welfare reform has turned into a quagmire of unintended delays and pure design flaws, writes Jim McMahon
A former detective has said there is “no doubt” that Damian Green accessed pornography on his work computer.
The DUP has warned Theresa May it could end its crucial support for her Government if Northern Ireland is treated separately to the rest of the UK on Brexit.
Today (30 November 2017) the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) has announced that the deadline for its call for evidence into construction quality has been extended by two weeks to Friday 15 December 2017.
Cold homes increase the risk of death and illness – more should be done to tackle fuel poverty and protect the elderly and vulnerable in winter, says Dan Jarvis
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