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Britain’s lowest paid workers could be more than £2,600 better off each year under a Labour government, Jeremy Corbyn has claimed.
The Home Office should be stripped of decision making powers in immigration detention cases, an influential group of MPs and peers has recommended.
A Conservative MP was removed from a Commons bar by police investigating accusations of "sexual touching".
Extending Article 50 is now the only “sensible” option to give the UK enough time to reach a Brexit deal with the EU, Emily Thornberry has said.
There is a “special place in hell” for pro-Brexit figures who pushed for Britain to quit the EU without a plan for how to do so, Donald Tusk has said.
David Lidington and Emily Thornberry stood in at PMQs today as Theresa May tried to broker a Brexit compromise in Northern Ireland. Read how it unfolded here.
Businesses cannot wait for the UK to strike an 11th-hour Brexit deal with Brussels, Cabinet minister Greg Clark has warned.
Top Labour MP Richard Burgon has won a libel case against The Sun after it claimed he had performed with a band that “delights” in Nazi symbols.
A shadow minister has broken ranks with Jeremy Corbyn to demand that Article 50 be extended to allow time for a fresh referendum on Brexit.
Chris Grayling has been banned from the port of Calais after showing "disrespect" to its boss over a no-deal Brexit.
Councils are being forced into “extremely worrying” positions to keep local services running while ministers refuse to face up to the “perilous” impact of cuts, MPs have warned.
A Labour government would set up a powerful watchdog with the power to order the break-up of tech giants like Facebook and Google, according to Tom Watson.
Labour has blasted the Government after it emerged tens of thousands of the cheapest rental homes for some of the poorest in society have disappeared in six years.
Hundreds of single parents and carers could be swept up in the Home Office's "hostile environment" immigration policy unless they are given fresh guarantees on their post-Brexit rights, the Government has been warned.
Venezuelan president Nicolas Naduro has "betrayed every socialist ideal" by overseeing the economic collapse of the crisis-torn country, according to Emily Thornberry.
Jeremy Corbyn has thrown his weight behind parliamentary security guards in a bitter dispute over their pay and conditions, PoliticsHome can reveal.
Theresa May has risked a backlash from eurosceptic MPs after she appeared to rule out the possibility of scrapping the Irish backstop from her Brexit deal with the EU.
There are just 50 days until Brexit. That’s just over seven weeks. It’s 1,200 hours, or 4,320,000 seconds.
Security guards in the Palace of Westminster could go on strike in a long-standing dispute over working conditions.
Theresa May will visit Brussels on Thursday in a last-ditch effort to win concessions that could get her Brexit deal through the Commons.
Labour MP Caroline Flint has dropped a strong hint that she will back the Brexit deal Theresa May brings back from Brussels and has urged colleagues to do the same.
Ministers blew more than £45,000 printing hard copies of Theresa May's Brexit deal - which she now wants to re-negotiate.
Ministers will launch a fresh crackdown on "above the law" social media firms today as they promise a raft of measures aimed a curbing online threats to young people.
Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer has said Britain should not get "stuck on" ending the free movement of EU workers after Brexit.
Brussels will be to blame if the UK leaves the European Union without a deal, Chris Grayling has declared.
Theresa May will today insist that she can still achieve a Brexit deal that commands "broad support" in Northern Ireland as she searches for alternatives to the agreement's controversial backstop.
Deep splits in Labour have been re-opened after angry MPs accused the party's most senior official of failing to tackle the "cancer" of anti-semitism by some of its members.
Lord Trimble is to take the Government to court in a bid to scrap the Irish backstop, claiming it breaches the Good Friday Agreement he helped to negotiate.
Hauliers will be able to bring goods into the UK without facing checks at the border in a bid to avoid traffic jams if there is a no-deal Brexit, ministers have revealed.
The Government promised Nissan £60 million in taxpayers' cash to build two new car models in Sunderland, it has been revealed.
Theresa May is "absolutely not" planning to call a snap general election in June, Downing Street has insisted.
Britain has officially recognised the Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó as president of the crisis-hit country after incumbent Nicolás Maduro refused to call an election by a deadline of last night.
Downing Street is deliberately talking up the prospect of a snap election to "scare" MPs into voting for Theresa May's Brexit deal, Boris Johnson has suggested.
A decision by Nissan to shift production of a new car from Sunderland to Japan is a "warning sign" against a no-deal Brexit, Business Secretary Greg Clark has said.
Theresa May will today haul in warring Conservatives for talks as she races to find a workable alternative to the controversial Brexit backstop.
Sajid Javid today refused to reject claims Britain will be less safe if it quits the EU without a Brexit deal.