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John McDonnell would have been prosecuted for comments he made praising the IRA if new government anti-terror measures had been in place at the time, an MP has claimed.
Theresa May is set to avoid a humiliating defeat on a key Brexit policy after Tory rebels agreed to a compromise deal with Number 10.
Theresa May has warned Tory MPs that any Commons defeats inflicted on the Government's flagship Brexit bill will "undermine" her attempts to get a good deal from Brussels.
Jeremy Corbyn has come under renewed pressure to back a second Brexit referendum, as a key Labour-backing union threw its weight behind a fresh vote.
The Liberal Democrats have been forced to report themselves to the UK's data watchdog after exposing sensitive voter information in a major privacy blunder.
Theresa May has said she will “always regret” not meeting survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire the day after the tragic event.
The “poison” of Islamophobia has infected the Conservative party at every level, a Tory former co-chair has declared.
Online trolls should lose the right to anonymity, Labour's Jess Philips has said - as she revealed the horrific abuse she has faced on social media.
A Labour MP has sparked a row with a backbench colleague after defying him to appear at a campaign event in his constituency.
Theresa May will tonight urge her MPs to send the nation “a message” by backing her on a set of crunch Brexit votes.
A Labour candidate has refused to take part in a by-election hustings after far-right campaigner Anne Marie Waters signed up to take part.
Labour activists have urged party bosses to reinstate a campaigner who was expelled following a clash with MP Ruth Smeeth at the launch of a report into anti-Semitism.
A Conservative minister today insisted it would be unacceptable for the UK to remain tied to the EU customs regime as part of the so-called Brexit ‘backstop’ as it heads into the next election.
A former Conservative Party chair who launched a failed coup against Theresa May has predicted that the Prime Minister could go on to win the next general election.
David Lidington has pushed back at Boris Johnson’s accusation that the Treasury has acted as the “heart of Remain” by failing to seize the opportunities of leaving the EU.
Jeremy Corbyn will today pledge a ‘#MeToo’ revolution in the workplace, as he unveils a raft of Labour plans aiming to clamp down on the "scourge" of sexual harassment at work.
Former Cabinet ministers Amber Rudd and Iain Duncan Smith have joined forces to call on rebel Conservative MPs to back Theresa May on the Brexit bill or risk bringing down the Government.
The Conservative party has distanced itself from a pro-Tory Facebook group said to contain Islamophobic, homophobic and racist comments about public figures.
Theresa May has expressed her personal support for "safe, legal abortion" amid a heated row over the rights of women in Northern Ireland to access terminations.
Theresa May has rejected Donald Trump's call for Russia to rejoin the G7.
Dods People draws together a list of this week's appointments in Westminster politics, all the devolved administrations and the public affairs sector.
Lord McNally find’s Chris Rennard’s book an insightful description of life in the engine room of politics
Theresa May and Philip Hammond have hit back at Boris Johnson after the Foreign Secretary was secretly recorded bad-mouthing the Government’s approach to Brexit.
Veteran MSP Keith Brown was today announced as the depute leader of the Scottish National Party.
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