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Parliamentary watchdogs have launched an investigation into Jeremy Hunt after he admitted to breaching money laundering rules, PoliticsHome can reveal.
A rise in deaths in the UK could be linked to the austerity programme imposed by the Conservative government, a Labour frontbencher has said.
Thousands of people work in the Palace of Westminster to keep the heart of our democracy beating. In the first of a new series, we hear from locksmith Peter Wosahlo on managing the estimated 25,000 locks on the Estate
Jeremy Corbyn has demanded that Parliament be given a vote on whether the UK takes part in military action against the Syrian regime.
Theresa May must recall parliament so MPs can discuss a possible military strike against Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, the SNP has declared.
Angela Rayner has condemned local Labour members who forced their MP to flee a meeting over her support for a demonstration against anti-Semitism.
A Conservative rising star has admitted "hacking" into the website of a Labour opponent to alter its content in favour of the Tories.
I had never been much of a fan of Dennis Skinner.
Harriet Harman has called on male MPs to sit out the next Labour leadership contest so that the party can finally elect a female boss.
What started with a suspicious package ended with a winning joke. Rupa Huq experiences all ends of the spectrum during a topsy-turvy seven days at Westminster
Jacob Rees-Mogg was catapulted from obscure backbencher to potential prime minister as Moggmentum swept across the country. In parliament for nearly eight years with no ministerial experience to speak of, the Conservative MP insists he is comfortable being one of the leading bastions of Brexit on the green benches. But is there really a limit to his ambitions? He talks to Kevin Schofield.
John Bercow has warned parties not to edit parts of Commons debates that give an “erroneous” impression when they are posted on social media.
Sam Gyimah has wasted no time in engaging with students since being appointed Universities Minister. But with Jeremy Corbyn the ‘only game on campus’ at the election, is it too little, too late for the Conservative party? He talks to Sebastian Whale
David Lidington has said it would be "dangerous" for the Commons to not back the final deal on Brexit, days after John Major called for MPs to use their "own conscience".
A senior Sinn Féin MP has said the party will not take up its Westminster seats despite calls for them to take part in crucial Commons votes on Brexit.
Michelle Gildernew was among the first group of Sinn Féin members to use parliamentary offices at Westminster. Though she refuses to take her seat in the Commons, the Fermanagh and South Tyrone MP insists she is no ‘outcast’. She talks to Nicholas Mairs
MPs are in line to receive an extra £1300 a year from next month when their salaries rise by 1.8%.
Maria Caulfield’s appointment as Conservative vice chair for women raised eyebrows when it was announced by No10 in January. The Lewes MP wants to set the record straight, and outline how politics is about more than just parliament. She talks to Sebastian Whale
Tony Blair will today call on the European Union to change its rules around freedom of movement as part of a bid to halt Brexit.
New legislation is needed to make the misuse of drones a criminal offence and to make the registration of their ownership mandatory, writes John Hayes
Tony Blair has blasted the “sickening” suggestion by outspoken eurosceptics that the Good Friday Agreement should be scrapped.
An ex-Tory minister has launched a scathing attack on Theresa May’s premiership by saying discipline within the party has “completely broken down”.
Brandon Lewis wants to get the Conservatives into a ‘battle-ready’ state in time for the next election. Can the new party chairman, who first campaigned for the Tories at age 11, turn things around? He talks to Kevin Schofield
It’s time to end the cruelty of medicine denial and criminalisation to the seriously ill, writes Paul Flynn