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Labour's response to the mistakes made at the time of the Iraq War must not be to indulge in fantasy politics
Ian Murray has hit out at Labour deputy leadership rival Richard Burgon's "fantasy" plan to let the party's members decide whether or not it should back military action.
The Conservative Party have handed Daniel Kawczynski a formal warning after he came under fire for attending a conference with far-right political figures.
The Prime Minister's dad was acting as a "private citizen" during talks with China over the coronavirus, Downing Street has insisted.
Former Labour minister Liam Byrne has seen off his two left-wing rivals to become the party's candidate for West Midlands mayor.
Scottish Finance Secretary Derek Mackay has resigned following allegations he had sent hundreds of online messages to a 16-year-old boy.
Labour members would be able to veto any military action being supported by the party's leadership under radical plans being proposed by Richard Burgon.
John Bercow said he would not rely on the word of a "f***ing clerk" who accused an MP of bullying and harassment, the Speaker's former top official has claimed.
Philip Hammond and Ken Clarke have both been nominated for peerages by Boris Johnson despite the pair being kicked out of the Conservative Party for opposing him on Brexit, it has emerged.
The Lib Dems' decision to attack Labour at the election weakened the centre-left as a whole, argues the Bath MP and leadership hopeful.
The Liberal Democrats shot themselves “in the foot” at the election by focusing their fire on Labour instead of the Tories, the first MP to confirm they are running to succeed Jo Swinson has declared.
Emily Thornberry has taken a swipe at Jeremy Corbyn's decision to nominate his chief of staff for a peerage.
An emergency law ending automatic early release must be passed by 27 February to prevent six terror suspects walking free from prison within weeks, the Government has warned.
Jeremy Corbyn has called for Ed Miliband to head up a major UN climate summit after David Cameron turned down the role.
Diane Abbott has been criticised after she suggested that John Bercow cannot be guilty of bullying because one of his alleged victims was in the Army.
Labour frontbencher Tracy Brabin has hit back at "sexist" social media critics who branded her a "tart" for wearing an off-the-shoulder outfit at the Commons despatch box.
David Cameron and William Hague have rejected a plea from Boris Johnson to head up a major climate change summit, it has emerged.
Rosena Allin-Khan is a real campaigner – she knows how to roll up her sleeves and get stuck in, writes Putney's new MP, Fleur Anderson.
Brexit is fuelling a surge in support for Scottish independence, according to a leading polling guru.
Keir Starmer has vowed to scrap the body which deals with complaints against Labour members if he becomes party leader.
Keir Starmer has called on the Government’s top civil servant to launch an urgent probe after journalists were excluded from a Number 10 briefing.
Unless we start thinking much more deeply about the future – rather than remaining stuck in the past – Labour will be in Opposition for another decade to come, writes Alison McGovern MP and Liz Kendall MP.
Rebecca Long-Bailey has taken a thinly-veiled swipe at Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of Labour as she said "mismanagement and a bad organisational culture" had played a part in its election drubbing.
Emergency legislation ending automatic release for anyone convicted of terror-related offences will be introduced by ministers within days.
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