Vladimir Putin does not have a stranglehold on our gas supplies. But there are real concerns about the UK's future energy security, says Alan Whitehead

Our bid to remain in the Internal Energy Market is good for energy security, but a tough endeavour to win, says Lord Teverson

On Tuesday I will be leading a Westminster Hall debate calling for legal aid to be granted to the families of the victims of the Birmingham Pub Bombings, writes Richard Burden.

The Government has come under pressure to explain decade-old links with scandal-hit data firm SCL Elections, which later became Cambridge Analytica.

Head of Cyber Security at SNC-Lavalin’s Atkins business writes about some of the detailed work done behind the scenes to protect our vital services and major infrastructure projects from cyber attacks.

Irrespective of your political view, our justice system will require significant ongoing alignment to the corresponding EU arrangements post-Brexit, writes Bob Neill

The Solicitors Relation Authority (SRA) has today published proposals designed to make sure users of legal services get the appropriate level of protection, and in turn benefit from a more competitive marketplace and increased choice.

Peers are to receive their first pay rise in eight years, it has been announced.

Gary Connor looks ahead to this week’s agenda in the Upper Chamber

The Government has announced that £300 million of the Housing Infrastructure Fund will be invested in the West of England, Oxfordshire and Greater Manchester to help unlock housing developments and strengthen infrastructure.

PoliticsHome looks at this week's local by-elections and predicts who's in, who's out, who's lost the plot.

The Russian ambassador to the UK today blasted Boris Johnson for his "unacceptable and totally irresponsible" comparison between Vladimir Putin and Adolf Hitler.

The boss of UK passport manufacturers De La Rue has demanded Theresa May and Amber Rudd explain to workers why the new blue passports will be made by a Franco-Dutch firm.

Council services could suffer decades more austerity under plans to reform local Government funding, a top think tank has said.

A row over controversial Brexit legislation drawn up by Scottish ministers could be dragged into the Supreme Court after members at Holyrood overwhelmingly backed the bill.

Boris Johnson reportedly openly challenged Theresa May over her decision to reduce the use of stop and search powers in a heated Cabinet exchange earlier this week.

The Road Haulage Association is concerned about reports that criminals are ‘gassing’ lorry drivers before stealing goods from their trucks.

The Government must act before it’s too late warns the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW) after inspectors state that “cracks” are starting to show in policing in England and Wales.

The failure of our system in properly protecting victims of child trafficking is in many ways a national scandal that must be addressed by Government, says Peter Bone MP. 

The Government must avoid “sleep-walking into a crisis” over security and police cooperation by preparing to extend the post-Brexit transition phase beyond 2020, MPs have warned.

MPs have ordered Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg to face questions in Parliament in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.

A former Cabinet minister has suggested bosses who abuse online data for political or financial gain should be thrown in jail in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Official information watchdogs have demanded a warrant to search the records of political campaigns firm Cambridge Analytica amid fresh allegations against the company.

Amid reports of judicial bullying of barristers, Andrew Walker QC, Chair of the Bar has issued the following statement.