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Gavin Williamson has threatened to bring down Theresa May in a row over defence spending, it has been reported.
A top Tory MP has suggested that tackling Britain’s housing crisis requires the same spirit and organisation seen during the Second World War.
Ministers are considering a ban on the sale "harmful" energy drinks to children as part of a drive to slash obesity rates among Britain’s youth.
Calls for an overhaul in the honours system stepped up today as it emerged that more awards were given to members of committees supposed to hand them out.
Gang leaders and criminals could have council houses removed from their families in a plan to tackle violent crime which has been backed by a minister.
Car giant BMW has joined Airbus in warning it could withdraw investment in Britain unless Theresa May keeps the UK closely aligned with the European Union.
A future Labour government could face a run on the pound, according to the head of the Jeremy Corbyn-backing campaign group Momentum.
Boris Johnson has warned against a "bog roll Brexit" as he urged Theresa May to avoid making "some sort of hopeless compromise" with the European Union.
Jeremy Corbyn has called on Theresa May to ditch a "bomb first, talk later" approach to the Syrian conflict and merge two sets of peace talks "without preconditions".
Greg Clark has warned Theresa May that restricting the access of workers to move freely around Europe after Brexit could be as damaging as a hard trade border.
Ministers are drawing up plans to rebrand fruit-picking amid a shortage of workers after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union, it has emerged.
A top Conservative MP will launch a legal bid to ban homophobic chanting at sports games.
A House of Commons committee is facing a probe from the UK’s data watchdog after revealing Brexit chief Arron Banks' passport number online, PoliticsHome can disclose.
Downing Street has insisted that the Government will strike "a good deal" with the EU as it dismissed warnings from Airbus that Brexit could force it to leave the country.
Former Irish prime minister Bertie Ahern has branded Boris Johnson a "buffoon" whose Brexit demands would ruin Britain and Ireland.
MPs from across the political divide have urged Theresa May to bring forward laws to legalise same sex marriage in Northern Ireland.
Big business is on course for a £110bn tax cut under the Conservatives while communities have struggled to cope with austerity, Labour has claimed.
Major reforms to the probation system brought in by Cabinet minister Chris Grayling have created a “mess”, according to MPs.
Thousands of anti-Brexit campaigners are expected to descend on Westminster today to press for a fresh referendum on Britain’s impending exit from the EU.
British and US officials have discussed another visit to the UK by Donald Trump immediately after Brexit.
Tory chief whip Julian Smith has been contacting party activists in seats held by rebel MPs in a bid to stave of government defeats on Brexit.
Thousands of jobs could be lost after Airbus threatened to leave the UK in frustration at the lack of progress by Theresa May in the Brexit negotiations.
Philip Hammond has hit back at Cabinet rival Boris Johnson as the splits among Theresa May's frontbench on Brexit erupted once more.
Boris Johnson will be spared the embarrassment of the crunch Heathrow vote next week, Theresa May has confirmed.
Emily Thornberry has accused pro-EU Labour MPs of "dishonesty" over their campaign for Britain to join the European Economic Area.
A Government minister has called on Theresa May not to "cower in a corner" as she tries to strike a Brexit deal with Brussels.
The Government has refused to confirm that EU citizens living in the UK will be granted so-called ‘settled status’ in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Andrea Leadsom has said that Labour are to blame for one of their MPs being forced to vote in a wheelchair.
Theresa May has been plunged into a fresh crisis after a top minister resigned to vote against the Government on a third runway at Heathrow.
More than £2 million of taxpayers’ money has been spent on gagging orders for former House of Commons staff over the past five years, it has emerged.
Diane Abbott has written to Sajid Javid urging him to lay bare the full scale of deportations and detentions connected to the Windrush crisis.
Theresa May reportedly sparked “shockwaves” at a Ministry of Defence meeting by calling on Gavin Williamson to justify Britain's role as a “tier one” military power.
The Home Secretary has called on European Union countries to provide much more detail on the fate of British expats living abroad after Brexit.
Philip Hammond will warn that taxpayers face picking up the bill for the Government’s planned NHS funding boost rather than an increase in borrowing.
An ill Labour MP has reacted angrily after being forced by Government whips to attend the House of Commons for a crunch Brexit vote.
Ministers are under pressure to explain why their flagship 300,000-a-year new homes target has been left out of a key Government plan.