Tony Blair has called for a tougher approach to EU migration, saying the concerns that led to the Brexit vote "cannot be ignored". 

Jacob Rees-Mogg is a deadbeat dad because he has failed to change a single nappy since his sixth child was born, Harriet Harman has said.

Leaked Home Office plans to curb the number of low skilled migrants coming to Britain after Brexit has “poisoned the diplomatic well”, the European parliament's chief negotiator has said.

Robin Allen QC, Chair of the Bar Council’s Equality and Diversity and Social Mobility Committee, said today’s publication of the Lammy Review was a major contribution to the important and urgent task of securing a fair and equal criminal justice system.

Vince Cable has written to Theresa May asking her to publish evidence about immigration he claims she suppressed when she was Home Secretary.

David Issac, Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission has commented on the Lammy Review.

This Bill will leave UK citizens and businesses with less protection against the power of the state. Rights are not being brought home, they are being abolished, says Andrew Langdon QC, Chair of the Bar.

Theresa May suppressed up to nine reports into immigration when she was Home Secretary because the findings were “inconvenient” to the Government, it was claimed today.

Theresa May has made a pointed attack on Labour over the resignation of shadow minister Sarah Champion, saying politicians must have "freedom to speak out" about child abuse.

Scottish independence would have boosted Isis, a former Labour Defence Secretary has claimed.

Almost $6 billion worth of mergers and acquisitions have taken place in the UK oil and gas sector in the first half of the year - sending a strong vote of confidence in a basin that has been grappling with the challenges of a major downturn.

Secret government proposals to curb the number of low-skilled migrants coming to the UK after Brexit have been revealed in a leaked Home Office paper.

Today’s announcement by the Superintendents’ Association of a ‘perfect storm’ on the horizon for policing isn’t a warning, it’s a firm reality. That is the view of the chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales (PFEW), Steve White.

Policing in England and Wales is facing a "perfect storm" due to budget cuts, a senior officer will tell ministers today.

Theresa May is preparing to end the seven-year cap on public sector pay rises this month as she aims to get her premiership back on track.

The aim of the report is to help readers better understand the intricacies of the complex energy sector, providing a straightforward rundown of its main structure while also outlining the major areas of change.

Lord Price has stood down from his position as international trade minister after a year to pursue ‘business and writing interests’.

The Metropolitan Police have paid Lord Bramall and Lady Brittan £100,000 after their poor handling of the investigation into child abuse in Parliament.

Solicitors have been urged to check the HM Treasury frozen assets review to make sure they are not holding monies belonging to a client that is subject to financial sanctions.

A UN committee has said the Government's treatment of disabled people is a "human catastrophe".

The head of Britain’s top statistics regulator has hit out at the Home Office over the “damaging” leak of official student migration figures to media.

Theresa May today claimed credit - sort of - for figures which showed one of her justifications for clamping down on international students was rubbish. 

Theresa May has denied that she overstated the problem of foreign students overstaying their visas.

Police Federation annual Pay and Morale Survey shows officers are becoming increasingly demoralised.