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A series of intimate pictures taken by award-winning photographer, Ronny Sen, for international development charity WaterAid, reveal the changing lives of some of India’s remote tribal communities.
One of Jeremy Corbyn’s allies has hit out at the “dwindling band of New Labour neocons” which he said was using the turmoil in Venezuela to sow division in the party.
The Yemen crisis is a 'stain on the collective morality' of the UK, US, the EU and the UN, says Keith Vaz.
Jeremy Corbyn has refused to single out the Maduro government for criticism as he finally broke his silence on the turmoil in Venezuela.
A Labour backbencher has criticised one of his frontbench colleagues for ducking a question on whether he is politically closer to Tony Blair than Hugo Chavez.
Jean Claude Juncker has downplayed the possibility of Brexit not going ahead, despite other European leaders expressing hopes that the UK will remain in the EU after all.
A Labour frontbencher and ally of Jeremy Corbyn has criticised the “shady” US for the current crisis in Venezuela, as he defended the socialist regime in the Latin American country.
The Government has unveiled a new bill to allow the UK to impose sanctions against people and regimes after Brexit.
Senior politicians have challenged Jeremy Corbyn to personally condemn Venezuela's government following his historical support for the regime.
Donald Trump has said a second Scottish independence referendum would be “terrible” and compared the initial vote on separation to going “through hell”.
Ken Livingstone has backed Venezuelan President Maduro and insisted an "establishment elite" is behind the economic chaos in the country.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has said the chances of Britain agreeing a deal on Brexit in less than two years are “infinitesimally small”.
The High Court has blocked a bid by a former Iraqi army chief of staff to bring a private prosecution against Tony Blair.
The Government's new national security adviser has reportedly ordered a wide-ranging review of how British aid money is spent.
President Trump's new communications director has said he is "100%" sure there will be a trade deal between the US and the UK.
Liam Fox is in Washington today for talks designed to lay the groundwork of a post-Brexit trade deal with the US.
Theresa May is facing fresh pressure to take in more unaccompanied child refugees after a cross-party group called for the continuation of the so-called Dubs scheme.
Boris Johnson has not met the family or constituency MP of a British-Iranian woman currently serving a five-year sentence in a notorious Iranian prison on charges of spying against the state.
Tulip Siddiq will today raise the case of her constituent, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, during a Westminster Hall debate on British prisoners in Iran. She talks to PoliticsHome about what she hopes to achieve.
The Government is “struggling” to spend its entire foreign aid budget prompting departments to “rush” to hit the legal requirements without proper checks, the Whitehall spending watchdog has warned.
Theresa May must tell Saudi Arabia to halt the execution of 14 people - including two youngsters - who confessed to crimes under torture, an ex-minister said today.
Figures released today reveal the scale of the challenge ahead to bring universal access to water and sanitation by 2030, the international development organisation WaterAid said.
Since 2007, scores of Conservative members have visited Rwanda every August as part of Project Umubano. Proof, says its founder, Andrew Mitchell, that social action projects can go the distance
King Felipe of Spain has faced criticism after telling MPs and peers that his country and Britain must reach an "arrangement" over Gibraltar.