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Dods People draws together a list of appointments in Westminster politics, the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector in the last week.
The Tories have been accused of attempting to rig future elections after hundreds of people were turned away at polling stations in the latest voter ID pilot scheme.
Shadow Cabinet splits on Brexit have been laid bare once again after Tom Watson insisted that Labour was a “Remain and reform” party.
Theresa May has ordered councils to do more to protect domestic abuse victims and their children as she vowed to end the "postcode lottery" in support services.
Conservative Brexiteers have reacted with fury after a leaflet drawn up by Tory bosses urged voters to lobby the party's own MPs to back Theresa May's EU deal.
Up to 150 Labour MPs will reject any Brexit deal thrashed out between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn if it does not include plans for a second referendum, Sir Keir Starmer has said.
Late Labour leader John Smith would have backed calls for a second referendum on Brexit, Tom Watson will declare.
Nigel Farage has launched a ferocious attack on the BBC after veteran presenter Andrew Marr tried to quiz him about his controversial previous statements.
Britain will face a “silent revolution” that will sweep Labour and the Conservative party away if it leaves the EU without a deal, Tony Blair warned today.
Top minister Liz Truss has said the Conservatives should build one million homes on the green belt, as she all but confirmed she would stand for the party leadership.
A Labour government would trial a radical scheme of paying every citizen cash regardless of their wealth, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has revealed.
Cabinet ministers loyal to Theresa May have given up hope for the Prime Minister and believe she will have to step aside in the coming weeks, it has been reported.
The new Brexit Party led by Nigel Farage is on course to win nearly 50 seats at the next general election after overtaking the Conservatives in a national poll for the first time.
Sacked defence secretary Gavin Williamson has warned Theresa May her talks with the Labour party over Brexit amount to a “betrayal”.
The chair of the Conservative backbench 1922 committee has said he expects a “clear understanding” of the timetable for Theresa May's departure from Downing Street when she meets senior Tory MPs next week.
Progress has achieved great things since it was established, but now we need to come up with new answers to the challenges Britain faces, says Alison McGovern MP.
Sir Mark Sedwill faces the axe as Cabinet Secretary if a Brexiteer wins the race to become Tory leader, PoliticsHome has learned.
The minimum wage for workers under 18-years-old will be more than doubled under a Labour government, Jeremy Corbyn is to say.
Sajid Javid has warned colleagues that failing to back Theresa May’s EU withdrawal agreement by the end of October could lead to Brexit being cancelled altogether.
A senior Labour frontbencher has insisted he did not lie when he wrongly claimed not to have described Zionism as "the enemy of the peace".
Penny Mordaunt has said that dealing with the treatment of Army veterans facing prosecution over their actions in Northern Ireland is a "personal priority" for her.
A former government chief whip has said he understands why some Conservatives will not vote for the party at the European elections.
As Tory MPs put themselves forward to replace Theresa May, some expected candidates are biding their time. Mark Harper insists such “self-indulgent” speculation about the party leadership should not be the priority with the European elections looming large. But is the former chief whip mulling a crack at the top job? He speaks to Sebastian Whale
Jeremy Corbyn has said that a second EU referendum could be seen as a “healing process” for the country that brings the Brexit impasse to a conclusion.
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