Politics
Rees-Mogg accused of making “disgraceful” comments about European Parliament
SNP benches heckled the Commons leader for his "anti-Democratic" remarks.
Brexit clears final hurdle as Lords let government ignore any reasonable amendments
'Betraying commitments that have been made to the most vulnerable children of all,’ betraying assurances to EU citizens and to the other countries of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson’s Brexit finally cleared its last hurdle as grubbily as you might expect.
MPs vote to leave protections for lone child refugees out of Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal
Lord Dubs' amendment looked to guarantee family reunion rights for child refugees after Brexit.
Corbyn accuses Johnson of dodging questions over Universal Credit
The Labour leader hit out during Prime Minister’s Questions.
Former Aussie PM: ‘We are not a substitute for the EU’
In an age of rising protectionism the United Kingdom has chosen to walk out of the biggest free trade area in the world, Malcolm Turnbull says.
Lisa Nandy: New Labour years continued ‘Thatcherite consensus’
The Labour leadership contender said Tony Blair and Gordon Brown allowed elements of Margaret Thatcher’s approach to politics to continue.
Jeremy Corbyn named the most popular leader of the past century among Labour members
Tony Blair slipped to a lowly seventh place, while just 66 per cent had a favourable opinion of Clement Attlee.
GMB in fantasy land with Nandy nomination
Lisa Nandy was pictured on the Iron Throne while Angela Rayner was cast as a Hunger Games character.
What is at stake as Withdrawal Bill heads back to MPs after defiant Lords defeat government?
With Brexit day looming on January 31, a power battle has commenced between Boris Johnson’s government and the House of Lords over rights and powers eroded in his EU Withdrawal Agreement