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A member of Labour's ruling body has called for a human rights body to be scrapped after it said the party may have discriminated against Jewish people.
Theresa May will call on the European Union to make concessions on the Irish backstop as she launched a last-ditch bid to agree a new Brexit deal.
Diane Abbott has insisted she would be willing to appear on Question Time again despite the race row which erupted after she was last a panellist on the show.
PoliticsHome's by-election breakdown is back in business. Join us every week for our light-hearted look at who's in, who's out, who's lost the plot.
Andrea Leadsom has been criticised for suggesting that an MP seeking a debate on Islamophobia in the UK should speak to Foreign Office ministers.
Dr Phillip Lee has been a vocal proponent of a second referendum since he quit the Government in June 2018. The Tory MP admits that his forthright stance has not helped his chances to become the next party leader. But with the Conservatives drifting towards a “Ukip-lite” position on Brexit, the former minister says he plans to continue speaking out. He talks to Kevin Schofield
Amber Rudd has been forced to apologise after she sparked outrage by describing Diane Abbott as a “coloured woman”.
Northern Ireland Secretary Karen Bradley has been forced to apologise for comments she made about military killings during the Troubles.
From grammar school to the green benches, Diane Abbott has made a habit of proving people wrong. Along the way, she has encountered prejudice, resistance and received her fair share of criticism. But her political journey is not over yet. The Shadow Home Secretary sits down with Sebastian Whale
Independent equalities watchdogs have launched a probe to determine whether the Labour party under Jeremy Corbyn is institutionally anti-semitic.
Members of the Jewish Labour Movement have voted to stand by the party despite ongoing rows over anti-semitism.
Labour's attempts to get to grips with its anti-semitism crisis descended into farce after MPs were told a key ally of Jeremy Corbyn was being put in charge of the party's complaints process.
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn went head-to-head over knife crime in the Commons.
Splits at the top of Young Labour have led to allegations of bullying and abuse, PoliticsHome can reveal.
Pro-Jeremy Corbyn campaign group Momentum have been slapped with a record £16,700 fine for multiple breaches of election rules.
The Conservatives have suspended 14 members after a string of anti-Muslim comments were posted on a pro-Tory Facebook page.
Jeremy Corbyn has urged the Jewish Labour Movement not to break its historic link with the party, as he acknowledged the "enormous distress" caused by anti-semitism among its members.
Jennie Formby over-ruled a senior Labour official after he urged her to block Derek Hatton's bid to re-join the party.
Labour is moving to oust MPs who split off to form the new Independent Group from their Commons committee seats, PoliticsHome understands.
A Tory council candidate has stepped down from the party after it was revealed that he had previously been suspended for making Islamophobic remarks.
Labour frontbencher Angela Rayner has been forced to install a panic button at home after receiving death and rape threats from "someone claiming to be a Jeremy Corbyn supporter".
A Labour councillor has been suspended by the party after she joked about "Jew process" in a discussion about anti-semitism.
The Conservatives have come under fire for allowing an activist previously suspended for making "vile" Islamophobic comments to stand as a council candidate.
Westminster can be a testing work environment, for MPs and staff alike. Marie Le Conte is on hand to help
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