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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.
A man has been charged with assault after Jeremy Corbyn was allegedly hit with an egg during a visit to a mosque.
The incoming Clerk of the Commons, John Benger, sets out his vision to deliver “lasting change” in Parliament and create a House Service in which all staff feel safe and valued
A man has been detained by the police after Jeremy Corbyn was hit with an egg during a trip to a mosque.
Attorney General Geoffrey Cox risks fresh anger from Conservative Brexiteers amid reports he has shelved attempts to try and put a time limit or unilateral exit clause on the controversial Northern Ireland backstop.
Top Tory Amber Rudd has demanded Jeremy Corbyn suspend the local Labour branch in her Hastings constituency after it dismissed claims of anti-semitism as “crying wolf”.
Labour MPs have warned Jeremy Corbyn he is “playing with fire” by pushing for a second referendum on leaving the European Union.
Tony Blair today said it was “absolutely inevitable” that more Labour figures will join the Independent Group as he revealed he has sympathy for the “courageous” MPs who defected.
John McDonnell has admitted Labour “clearly” has a problem with anti-semitism and must “atone” for it.
Labour peer Lord Falconer has vowed to re-open any cases of anti-semitism from activists that have been brushed under the carpet, as he warned the issue could stop Jeremy Corbyn becoming Prime Minister.
Senior Labour party figures pushed back against recommendations to suspend a number of party activists accused of anti-semitism, it has been reported.
David Mundell has accused Nicola Sturgeon of trying to pursue a no-deal Brexit in order to realise her "independence fantasy".
Deep splits at the top of Labour have burst into the open after Jennie Formby condemned Tom Watson over his call for the party's MPs to tell him when they make a complaint about anti-semitism by members.
Diane Abbott’s local Labour branch has come under fire after it backed a call for the party to come out fighting against claims of institutional anti-semitism.
Theresa May has treated Brexit like "a damage limitation exercise" instead of trying to exploit its opportunities, her former top aide has said.
Chuka Umunna has been made the official spokesperson for the Independent Group of breakaway MPs.
A senior Labour frontbencher has said another EU referendum would "undermine trust in democracy", despite his own party now supporting one.
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.
The Newport West by-election has been announced for 4 April. How are the two main parties sizing the seat up?
A government minister has quit over Theresa May's decision to open the door to a Brexit delay - warning her it could lead to "the final humiliation of our country".
MPs will see their pay go up to just short of £80,000 a year from April, the body which sets members’ salaries has confirmed.
TV advertisements urging businesses and the public to prepare for a no-deal Brexit are to be aired ahead of the UK's exit from the EU, the head of Britain's civil service has said.
As she makes her pitch to be the next Speaker, Dame Eleanor Laing opens up to Sebastian Whale on her experience as a working mother, how a new generation is driving reform – and why we need less testosterone in Westminster
The starting gun on the race to become the next Commons Speaker has been fired as Dame Eleanor Laing confirmed she will run to replace John Bercow when he steps down.
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