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A Tory backbencher has taken a swipe at his colleague who controversially blocked plans to make ‘upskirting’ a criminal offence.
Keep up with the all the latest Commons action LIVE as Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn clash at PMQs. Watch the whole thing below the blog window.
Labour has taken its biggest lead over the Conservatives in three months, according to a new poll.
Theresa May is relying on Labour Brexiteers to help her defeat Tory rebels in a tense Commons showdown on the EU Withdrawal Bill.
Theresa May’s former deputy has joined criticism of the Government’s claim that a major increase in NHS spending will be funded through a “Brexit dividend”.
Downing Street has defended the UK’s "humane" approach to immigration in a swipe at America's new child detention centres.
Theresa May has hit back at Lord Hague after the former Tory leader called for cannabis use to be decriminalised.
Theresa May has been reported to the Advertising Standards Agency over claims that a huge cash boost for the NHS will be partly funded by a "Brexit dividend".
A Tory backbencher who blocked legislation to ban upskirting has had the entrance to his office littered with women’s underwear.
Theresa May has doubled down on claims a major cash boost for the NHS will partly come from a so-called “Brexit dividend”.
Tony Blair has dismissed Theresa May’s claim that the New Labour government failed to spend nearly half of its record health funding on the frontline.
The Government has set aside £500,000 to mark an annual ‘Windrush Day’.
The row over what happens to powers returning to the UK from Brussels after Brexit will "haunt the Tories like the Poll Tax", Ian Blackford has claimed.
Nearly a dozen Conservative MPs are set to heap pressure on Theresa May over housing and urge her to adopt a set of radical ideas to “overhaul the broken market”.
The Conservative MP who sparked fury after blocking a government-backed bid to make it illegal to take 'upskirt' photos of people has said he does support banning it.
Pro-EU backbencher Dominic Grieve has admitted MPs could bring down the Government by voting against the final Brexit bill.
Theresa May appeared lost for words after she was forced to defend the Government’s decision to award a knighthood to the Tory MP who blocked a bill to ban "upskirting".
A senior member of Labour's frontbench has defied Jeremy Corbyn to back a second EU referendum.
Dods People draws together a list of this week's appointments in Westminster politics, all the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector.
Labour's Luciana Berger has said she has "no faith" in her party's attempts to tackle anti-Semitism amid concerns over a top lawyer who has been appointed to advise on disciplinary cases.
Labour is under pressure to reveal the findings of an investigation into sexual harassment in the party amid fears of a cover-up.
Robin Butler remembers Mary Wilson, the warm and dignified wife of former prime minister Harold Wilson who was respected across the political spectrum
Growing up on the outskirts of Manchester, Lisa Nandy has seen first-hand the damage decades of industrial decline has done to the UK’s once thriving communities. Now the Labour MP is determined that Britain’s towns are no longer overlooked by the political class. Elizabeth Bates travels to Wigan to hear more about her new initiative
Labour easily retained one of their safest Westminster seats as a surge in Lib Dem support saw the Conservatives pushed into third place.