Concerns about how law firms handle personal injury claims, especially when dealing directly with third-party claims management companies (CMCs), have led to the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) issuing a revised warning notice.

Surrogacy, residential leasehold, driverless cars and smart contracts are all to be reviewed by the Law Commission.

Partly privatising probation services has caused a “two-tier and fragmented” system in which thousands of criminals are supervised by only a phone call every six weeks, the Government’s watchdog has said.

Follow our minute-by-minute coverage as Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn go head to head. 

MP Jared O’Mara is not currently attending Parliament following advice from his GP, according to a spokesman. 

Conservative MPs are refusing to back down ahead of a crunch vote on the Government’s Brexit bill despite a last-ditch attempt from David Davis to allay their concerns.

MPs are failing to check up on whether the Government has taken action in the wake of major tragedies, a damning new report has revealed.

Applying to stay in the UK after Brexit will take EU nationals just minutes and cost no more than £72.50, the Immigration Minister said today.

The Government must “raise its game” in tackling the poor mental health of prisoners which is leading to increased suicide and self-harm behind bars, MPs have said.

Labour MP Clive Lewis has been cleared of allegations of sexual harassment following a party inquiry.

Damian Green will be told he does not have to resign over allegations of sexual misconduct or storing porn on a work computer, according to the political editor of ITV.

A former head of the civil service who quit a top NHS job in protest at government under-funding had been asked to resign two days before, it has emerged.

Theresa May will today hail a “new sense of optimism” in the Brexit talks as her landmark withdrawal deal looks set to unlock trade negotiations with the EU.

Iran has postponed a fresh court hearing for jailed British mother Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe after Boris Johnson paid a visit to the country.

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A prominent Conservative MP has unveiled plans for a “Cabinet” of party members in a bid to revamp the Tory policymaking process.

Royal Mail has triggered a major row between the two sides of the EU debate after it decided not to print a special set of stamps to celebrate Brexit.

Boris Johnson ended his head-to-head with Iranian president Hassan Rouhani with no announcement about jailed British mother Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.

Downing Street told top Brexit supporters a key concession in the breakthrough deal struck between Theresa May and the EU this week was “meaningless,” it has been claimed.

Responding to Maria Miller MP's debate this week on fraud in the banking industry, UK Finance's Katy Worobec calls upon the government to share information more readily for the purposes of preventing, detecting and investigating all types of economic crime.

Barrister leaders have today published a paper tackling issues raised both by the Irish border question and the vision for ‘frictionless’ trade set out by the Prime Minister earlier this year.

Republican terror groups would try to attack any infrastructure around a hard border in Ireland following Brexit, a senior police officer has warned.

Aspiring barristers competing for coveted pupillage positions, and those in pupillage, will now receive wellbeing support from new online resources, created by the Bar Council’s Wellbeing at the Bar Working Group, with input from the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust (CWMT), who specialise in young people’s mental health.

The Government must take action now to help people stuck in a "vicious cycle" of debt, writes Labour MP Rachel Reeves.