This Parliament has been more stressful than most for MPs – add in ongoing battles with IPSA and being forced to fire staff, and you can see why Marsha de Cordova is having sleepless nights. The life-long disability campaigner talks to Anahita Hossein-Pour about why she’ll never stop demanding inclusivity

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is calling for no-deal Brexit to be taken off the negotiating table following detailed analysis of the potential impact on animal health and welfare.

Chuka Umunna has urged Labour's Emily Thornberry to withdraw a "grossly insulting" comparison between the Liberal Democrats and the Taliban.

The growth in productivity brought on by emerging technologies should allow working hours to fall and living standards to rise. So why are the benefits being captured largely by employers? Lord Skidelsky sets out how government can redress the balance 

Jean-Claude Juncker has offered Boris Johnson a Brexit lifeline by saying the "basis of a deal" is in place.

A government minister has refused to rule out the possibility of Boris Johnson suspending Parliament again if he loses a landmark court case.

Emily Thornberry has compared the Lib Dems to the Taliban over the party's plan to scrap Brexit without another referendum.

A no-deal Brexit could plunge the UK into recession and wipe 3% off economic growth, according to a major economic think-tank.

Ministers have sparked a fresh war of words with the EU by insisting they will not be rushed into revealing their plans for replacing the Irish backstop.

Sadiq Khan has questioned Jeremy Corbyn’s plan to stay neutral in a second referendum saying Labour is “a remain party”.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has admitted it was a "mistake" to recline on the frontbench of the House of Commons during a major clash over Brexit.

Boris Johnson suspended Parliament to deprive MPs of "a voice" over Brexit, Sir John Major is to tell the Supreme Court.

A massive hike in school funding announced by the Government is not enough to turn around more than a decade of cuts, experts have warned.

FMB comment on the Government’s response to the Select Committee’s report into Modern Methods of Construction.

Michel Barnier has told Boris Johnson to stop “pretending to negotiate” over a new Brexit deal.

Donald Trump's ambassador to the United Kingdom has accused the prime minister of Luxembourg of trying to "set up" Boris Johnson, amid a bitter row over Brexit. 

Jeremy Corbyn has risked a fresh Labour row by signalling that he would stay neutral in a second Brexit referendum.

British businesses face being unable to compete with firms from other major economies unless they increase the number of robots in the workplace, MPs have warned.

Boris Johnson suspended Parliament in order to “silence” MPs who he believed would try to disrupt his Brexit plans, the Supreme Court has been told.

Government must invest in making our homes more energy efficient, says FMB.

Justice Secretary Robert Buckland has refused to rule out the possibility of the Government proroguing Parliament for a second time next month.

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss has apologised after green-lighting military sales to Saudi Arabia, despite a pledge not to allow the export of goods that could be used in the brutal civil war in Yemen.

Sir John Major is to publicly argue that Boris Johnson acted unlawfully by suspending Parliament.

David Cameron has slammed "hysterical" critics of his government's decision to cut public spending, as he argued he should have gone further.