Boris Johnson has urged the public to "keep calm" following the terror attack on a Tube train this morning.

She may have decided against a run for her party’s leadership, but Jo Swinson is ready to stand up and be counted as the Liberal Democrats rebuild. She talks to Kevin Schofield

Brexit has left Theresa May like a "hostage handcuffed to a radiator in the basement of a flat in Beirut", Sir Vince Cable has said.

A prominent backbench Tory MP has called for George Osborne to be banned from party conference after he reportedly told friends he wanted the Prime Minister "chopped up in bags in [his] freezer".

Social media may be putting a defendant’s right to a fair trial at risk, the Attorney General has said.

Future Labour leaders could be elected without the support of a single MP, according to radical new proposals set to be considered at party conference.

Opposition MPs have rounded on ministers for dodging two votes they were set to lose - in what has been deemed a "bad week for democracy".

A former Tory minister has warned Jeremy Corbyn will become Britain’s next Prime Minister unless the party undertakes a "radical revolution" to boost its support ahead of the next general election.

Tory backbencher Jacob Rees-Mogg has batted away rumours of a leadership bid, saying he has “no wish” to take over the Conservative Party.

The Conservatives have spent the summer soul-searching for a solution to their young people problem. But is a Tory equivalent of Momentum really the answer to the party’s woes? Sebastian Whale reports

MPs have hit out at George Osborne after he reportedly told friends he want the Prime Minister "chopped up in bags in [his] freezer".

Theresa May will make a major speech in Florence on 22 September to set out her vision for the next stages of the Brexit talks.

Former Conservative leader Michael Howard has launched a blistering attack on the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier.

Former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg last night warned senior figures in business and government against complacency in the fight to improve “pernicious” social immobility in Britain.

Labour will use a debate later today to call on the Government to boost the pay of Britain’s troops.

The Government should not wait for the inquiry to conclude that water puts out fire, says Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott MP.

The Conservatives have been accused of "running scared" of Parliament after dodging two Commons votes they were set to lose.

Michael Gove today vowed to veto any trade deal with the United States that would see the UK importing chicken carcasses bathed in chlorine.

Theresa May's decision to call the snap general election cost taxpayers £140 million, it has been revealed.

A former top aide to Theresa May has hit back at George Osborne over claims he has told friends he want the Prime Minister "chopped up in bags in [his] freezer".

Theresa May today used parliament's primetime period to reveal Tory backbencher Michael Fabricant will take part in a hit TV dating show.

Jeremy Corbyn has refused to condemn Len McCluskey over his threat to call illegal strike action over public sector pay.

Workers continue to feel the pinch as wages failed to keep up with the pace of rising prices for the fifth month in a row, official figures revealed today.

Neil Sartorio, Head of Local Public Services at EY, has commented on today’s National Audit Office report on homelessness.