Politics
Almost 200k people sign petition to strip Iain Duncan Smith of his knighthood
The petition author said Duncan Smith is "responsible for some of the cruellest most extreme welfare reforms this country has ever seen"
More than 5,000 Britain First members join Conservatives
A Britain First spokeswoman said: “We will support a party that is willing to take a firm stance against radical Islam and it looks like the Tories are willing to do that.”
Ousted Labour MPs call for ‘fundamental change’ in the party’s leadership
The group said the party’s defeat stemmed primarily from a ‘focus on nationalisation and uncontrolled spending commitments’.
Boris Johnson ‘given motorbike for Christmas by girlfriend’
The Prime Minister received a second-hand Yamaha TTR 125 from Carrie Symonds, according to reports.
Iain Duncan Smith knighthood labelled a reward for ‘legacy of cruelty’
Sir Iain was the architect of the Government’s controversial Universal Credit welfare reforms.
In Pictures: The decade in politics from Brown to Brexit and Boris
From the Tories winning power in 2010 to the referendums on Scottish independence and Brexit, it has been a turbulent decade in UK politics.
Nearly one million Irish passports issued during record-breaking year
Brexit has seen a surge in demand from Irish citizens living in Northern Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales.
Hard Brexit cliff-edge could be beckoning next year, Micheal Martin warns
He said legislative plans to make it illegal to extend the transition period are "unnecessary" and "dangerous".
Outrage as Tory backs Farage knighthood after claim he was offered it for Brexit Party election pact
The Conservative party has strenuously denied offering the Brexit Party leader an honour in return for standing candidates down during the election.