Damian Green has been accused of launching a ‘dirty tricks’ campaign against the woman who accused him of sexual misconduct after a text exchange between the pair was leaked.

Theresa May has insisted she knew nothing of the sex allegations against sacked Damian Green before they appeared in the press last month.

Downing Street knew in 2016 about “a pattern of behaviour” by sacked Damian Green, the woman at the centre of the sex claims against him has said.

The Houses of Parliament could go up in flames like "another Grenfell Tower" unless MPs agree to urgently refurbish it, the official in charge of its security has warned.

Today the High Court ruled that changes to Personal Independence Payment (PIP) regulations introduced in March 2017 were "blatantly discriminatory" against people with mental health conditions.

 

Mind, the mental health charity, have responded to the High Court ruling on changes to PIP.

Damian Green says he has been ‘overwhelmed’ with supportive messages from friends, colleagues and constituents since he was sacked from Cabinet for lying over a porn scandal.

Damian Green was sacked by Theresa May because “he lied” about the porn on his computer, a top Cabinet minister admitted today.

Tory MPs have rounded on the former police officers who went public about the porn on Damian Green's computer, after the First Secretary of State’s sensational resignation last night.  

Sajid Javid has pledged to end the scandal of "exploitative" leasehold contracts.

Ministers must end their "light touch" approach to combatting homelessness if they are to halt its "shameful" rise, MPs have warned.

Vulnerable people could struggle to access cash if proposed changes to the ATM network go ahead, chair of the powerful Treasury Select Committee Nicky Morgan has warned.

Council tax bills are set to soar by £100 on average after ministers handed town halls the power to hike rates further without asking the public.

The Government announced a climbdown on its free childcare policy yesterday after sustained pressure from Labour’s Lisa Nandy over the exclusion of foster children.

Theresa May did not raise her concerns about Donald Trump's endorsement of anti-Muslim videos posted by a far-right British group in her first conversation with him since the row broke.

Families across the country are set to see their council tax bills go up under a scheme to unlock £450m of extra funding for local forces, it was announced today.

A top Tory MP has accused Twitter, Facebook and Google of profiting from online abuse.

Giving powers to our towns and counties to shape their own destiny too can help engender partnership, not competition with our cities, says Mike Amesbury MP.

Labour's Lisa Nandy asks why foster children are excluded from the Government's extended free childcare provision for 3 and 4-year-olds. 

John Bercow has mounted a strong defence of rebel Tory MPs accused of being "mutineers" and "malcontents" by the pro-Brexit press.

Theresa May has insisted there "can never be a place for the threats of violence and intimidation" made against Tory MPs targeted for abuse by Brexit supporters.

Male civil servants get paid more than women on average in every core government department, according to official figures released today.

The Glass and Glazing Federation (GGF) has responded to the recent consultation into Green Deal reform, calling for greater flexibility for consumers and installers to help simplify and improve the scheme for the future.  

Labour frontbencher Kate Osamor has defended her support for a boycott of Israeli goods and insisted that the Shadow Cabinet is not split over the issue.