The characterisation of northern working class towns as intolerant could only have been dreamt up by someone who has never been to one. The politics of division has been rejected here over and over again – as Boris Johnson will find out, writes Labour MP Lisa Nandy

We need a whipping system for our parliamentary democracy to function. But we should spare a thought for the deselected: MPs are human after all, writes Jamie Reed

In the Highlands and Islands EU structural funds have been vital. As we get closer to a potential cliff-edge Brexit, the lack of details to allow communities to plan for the future is nothing short of alarming, writes Drew Hendry

Delays at Dover are only the start - the Government has provided very little practical support to businesses that may soon need to follow significantly different processes, writes Angus Brendan MacNeil MP

Farmers are the breadbasket of Britain and the prospect of a no deal scares them, writes Antoinette Sandbach MP

The Prime Minister and his adviser Dominic Cummings are treating MPs “like fags in a public school”, according to Frances O’Grady. The TUC General Secretary talks to Alain Tolhurst about the fight to stop a “disastrous” no deal Brexit

For three years victims, campaigners and parliamentarians have worked to create a Domestic Abuse Bill that will save lives. But the legislative vehicle has once again failed some of the country’s most vulnerable people, writes Jess Phillips

MPs who want to stop a no deal Brexit hope to pass a new law that will force Boris Johnson to seek an extension to the 31st October deadline. How will their Bill work? Graeme Cowie, Senior Clerk at the Commons Library, explains

By taking action against a slew of former Conservative ministers, including Ken Clarke, Boris Johnson is changing the face of the Tory party, writes Sebastian Whale

With no deal rebels facing the threat of deselection, a snap general election could lead to a dramatic change in the make-up of the parliamentary Conservative party – and the arithmatic in the House of Commons, writes Sebastian Whale

Boris Johnson is pursuing a 'do or die' strategy. But he has little alternative, writes Tony Grew

Our sheep industry is a national success story and a way of life for tens of thousands. But a no deal Brexit would put it under serious threat, writes Jenny Chapman