The Ministry of Defence spent more than £60,000 on mobile internet use for a single phone last year, PoliticsHome can reveal.

It’s time to end the chaos at the Home Office and restore a sense of order and trust, says Diane Abbott

Andrew Langdon QC, Chair of the Bar, has responded to HM Courts & Tribunals Services decision to postpone court flexible operating hours pilots.

Disorder and injustice prevail across the justice sector. But Labour stand ready to solve this triple crisis, writes Richard Burgon

The Bar Council has responded to new findings from the Work Foundation which shows that, despite efforts already made to ensure that the Queen’s Counsel (QC) appointment system gives all qualified applicants a fair chance of appointment, more action is needed to encourage applications from women.

Solicitors providing tax planning services could face greater scrutiny from both HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), as the Government looks to clamp down on "aggressive" tax avoidance schemes.

One in seven members of the House of Lords claimed nearly £1.3 million from the public purse without speaking in any debates, it has been revealed.

Theresa May will today order internet giants to remove terrorist content within two hours of it being uploaded or face fines.

Party conferences should be an opportunity for all political parties to show that they recognise the importance of legal services to our economy, says Andrew Kidd, social mobility ambassador and Treasurer of the Society of Conservative Lawyers.

Yvette Cooper has attacked YouTube after it emerged the internet giant is failing to take down extremist videos months after they have been complained about.

When tighter immigration rules are suggested there have been spikes in applications and this has already been shown since Brexit, says Keith Vaz MP.

Britain will pay to retain membership of a key EU crime-fighting operation at least through a post-Brexit transition period, it was announced today.

Labour has renewed its attack on Government cuts to policing in the wake of the Parsons Green bomb attack.

Theresa May has abandoned plans to force UK companies to prove they could not find British workers before taking on EU employees, it has been reported.

Theresa May has hit back at Donald Trump over 'unhelpful' comments in the wake of the Parsons Green bomb attack.

Donald Trump has accused Scotland Yard of failing to stop the Parsons Green bomber from carrying out the attack.

Boris Johnson has urged the public to "keep calm" following the terror attack on a Tube train this morning.

Changes to the law could help charities run more effectively, according to the Law Commission.

The Conservatives have been accused of "running scared" of Parliament after dodging two Commons votes they were set to lose.

Police have accused Theresa May of telling a “downright lie” after she claimed officers have received an effective 32% pay rise since 2010.

Brand new solar farm opened in Leeds this year to support the production of Coca-Cola.

Following the announcement the Government is set to lift the 1% public sector pay cap, Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth calls for the Tories to do more.  

Rachel Tuffin, College of Policing Interim Chief Executive has responded to the police pay award for 2017/18.

Trade unions have joined forces to condemn the Government's decision to start lifting the public sector pay cap - branding it a "smoke and mirrors" policy which does not go far enough.