Draft legislation to cap energy bills will be published later today in a bid to fix the “broken” market, Theresa May has announced.

We should be proud of how the Commons has evolved in the years since the expenses scandal. But from Private Members’ Bills to recalls from recess, we can do more to strengthen the House and empower backbench MPs  

Undocumented Grenfell Tower survivors will now have the right to remain permanently in the UK, the Home Office has announced. 

Baroness Royall argues that placing offenders on a Violent and Sexual Offenders Register could help identify and prevent the perpetrators of serial abuse and coercive control.

Too many prisoners in England and Wales are locked in cells that are insanitary and degrading, a damning new report has said.

Government appear to be reluctant to introduce a cap and are trying to force the market into taking responsibility, says Senior Dods Monitoring Consultant Rob Micklewright.

Theresa May has insisted she is providing “calm leadership” with the backing of her Cabinet after claims of a plot to topple her engulfed Westminster.

Conservative chairman Sir Patrick McLoughlin’s position is in question after a comedian got within feet of Theresa May during her key conference address yesterday. 

SSE plc, one of the UK’s leading energy companies, involved in the generation, distribution and supply of electricity and in the extraction, storage, distribution and supply of gas responds to the Prime Minister's energy price cap announcement.

Good Things Foundation Chief Executive Helen Milner argues that tackling digital exclusion is a key step to reducing levels of social exclusion.

Theresa May has insisted being Prime Minister does not make her "miserable" despite repeated criticism of her performance in the job.

The Government will ban the sale of corrosives to anyone under the age of 18 in a bid to stem the rise of horrific acid attacks in Britain, Amber Rudd announced today.

Amber Rudd has enlisted election guru Lynton Crosby to help her defend her Hastings and Rye seat from a Labour challenge.

Watching streamed terror material online is to be made a criminal offence under Government plans to crackdown on the spread of propaganda on the internet.

Former Cabinet minister Stephen Crabb explains why he is supporting the Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill: "For all the risks that come with being a police officer, being on the receiving end of assaults by the public should not be one of them".

Chris Grayling last night ordered the “biggest ever peacetime repatriation” to bring British holiday-makers home after airline Monarch dramatically ceased trading.

The Vice-Chair of the Police federation of England and Wales Calum Macleod urges MPs to stand up and show their support for police officers and other emergency service workers.

Theresa May has refused to apologise to the Conservative Party for calling the snap election which saw her lose her Commons majority.

Theresa May is facing a major rebellion from Tory MPs over her failure to tackle high energy prices.

UKLPG calls on Government not to miss the opportunity to formulate robust policy that will support off-grid decarbonisation and showcases its new policy pathways document ‘Gas for Off-Grid Britain’, which demonstrates how Government policy objectives can be fulfilled with liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). 

Theresa May has insisted she will lead the Conservatives into the next general election.

She’s the politically poised leader of the Lords charged with steering Brexit through an unusually hostile second chamber – but Alan Mak finds Baroness Evans unruffled by one of the greatest legislative challenges of modern times

A former chair of the BBC Trust who quit after Theresa May said she would have to re-apply for the job has been appointed a minister.

Neo-Nazi supporters have been banned from involvement with two groups serving as aliases of the proscribed National Action campaign.