Diane Abbott has accused ITV News of "gotcha journalism" after she was filmed once again struggling to explain how Labour would pay for 10,000 new police officers.

Theresa May is to escape the pressures of Westminster with a three-week summer holiday, Downing Street has revealed.

Sir Vince Cable has called for an "exit from Brexit" as he was confirmed as the new leader of the Liberal Democrats.

Theresa May's popularity with voters is the lowest for any Prime Minister so soon after a general election, a new poll has found.

It’s the last day of parliament before the summer recess, which means ministers are slipping out bad news to avoid proper scrutiny. Find the key announcements here.

Oh, the perils of being Leader of the House of Commons.

Theresa May is “likely” to remain Prime Minister for the rest of the parliament, Liam Fox has said, amid continuing speculation about her leadership. 

Sir Vince Cable will promise a referendum on the final Brexit deal after being crowned Liberal Democrat leader despite having blasted the pledge as “disrespectful” last year.

Jeremy Corbyn never promised to cancel student debt if he becomes Prime Minister, his spokesman has insisted.

Theresa May has warned her feuding Cabinet colleagues that "no minister is unsackable". 

Theresa May today accused opposition MPs of spreading “fake news” about inequality, after a report found it had in fact reduced in the UK since the 2008 crash.

Theresa May has called on Jeremy Corbyn to apologise for “misleading” students about the number of disadvantaged youngsters applying to university.

Cabinet ministers must employ military discipline to prevent “dangerous enemy” Jeremy Corbyn from winning the keys to Downing Street, Michael Fallon has said.

David Cameron reportedly told Theresa May to “keep on going” when he met his successor at No 10 earlier this week. 

The APPG for Refugees report suggests that a minister for refugees could provide the coordination required to implement a new integration strategy.

A veteran MP has called on people who use cannabis for medicinal purposes to take the drug outside the Houses of Parliament in a bid to force the Government to make it legal.

A row has broken out between Labour and the Conservatives after MPs ran out of time to debate the abuse of candidates during the general election.

A Momentum branch has been rapped by the organisation's bosses over a Facebook post which appeared to back the deselection of Labour MPs.

Major failures in the system to police the so-called "revolving door" between government and business have been revealed in a damning watchdog report.

Labour will press the Government on its plans to increase tuition fees above £9,000 after being granted an emergency debate tomorrow afternoon. 

Theresa May today called for “strength and unity” among her top ministers as she condemned Cabinet leaks against Philip Hammond.

A senior Tory backbencher has said ministers found to have leaked details of Cabinet discussions should be sacked.

A Labour party member in Northern Ireland has gone on hunger strike in a bid to force the party to put up candidates at elections in the province.

Senior civil servants, judges and military top brass are the latest public sector workers to have real-terms pay cuts confirmed, as the Government sticks to its 1% cap on salary rises.