Today’s political headlines include May forcing through her Brexit deal but two ministers resign, Labour won’t back deal states Starmer, Brexit deal welcomed by Varadkar and special summit date confirmed by Tusk.  May forces Brexit ...

Today’s political headlines include May’s Brexit showdown with the Cabinet, Government admitting defeat over Brexit legal advice, a second peer accused of sexual harassment and the Labour MP accused or misleading police in a speeding ...

Today’s political headlines include more Brexit news, with ministers telling May no-deal is preferable to accepting EU demands and Labour and Tory rebels trying to force the Government to publish Brexit legal advice, as well ...

Today’s political headlines are still dominated by Brexit and are likely to remain that way, at least for the next 48 hours. The Government is hoping to agree the deal within the next two days ...

Today’s political headlines continue with the Brexit theme, with a border in the Irish Sea proposed for a no-deal scenario, Raab criticised for a lack of understanding of UK trade. McDonnell looking into the case for ...

Today’s political headlines are dominated by Brexit with Theresa May under pressure to publish Brexit legal advice and her meeting with NATO leaders ahead of the outline deal. There’s also a call to scrap the ...

Today’s political headlines include children at risk of knife crime while on the way home from school, May accused of shutting out cabinet for a secret Brexit deal, Arron Banks and Leave.EU accused of illegal ...

Today’s political headlines include EU preparations to back border compromise, pointlessly cruel benefit sanctions, a stealth death tax and advice for pet owners planning European visits after Brexit.  EU prepares to back border compromise as ...

Today’s political headlines include Raab’s demands to exit backstop after three months, Military to recruit foreign soldiers, Hancock calls on people to take responsibility for their own health and Jeremy Heywood has died aged 56.  ...

Today’s political headlines include Crouch’s resignation over the gambling machine stake cut delay, Banks investigated over Brexit donations, Cameron’s aim to return at Foreign Secretary and Rudd was failed by officials.  Crouch resigns over gambling ...

Today’s political headlines include the chair of the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s criticism of policing priorities, Tracey Crouch on the brink of quitting, the financial services deal between London and the EU and Wallace’s warning ...

Today’s political headlines cover Osborne’s ‘regrets’ about his time in Government, patronising schools funding, clawing back the tax cut and no-deal Brexit to cause a recession.  Osborne admits to ‘regrets’ Interviewed by BBC Newsnight, former Chancellor George ...

Monday’s Autumn Budget announced a raft of spending across the board. Philip Hammond repeated Theresa May’s Party Conference announcement that austerity is over, albeit with the caveat that it’s ‘finally coming to an end’ – ...

Today’s political headlines follow yesterday’s Autumn Budget and cover Hammond’s spending, Labour’s criticisms, the Brexit ‘double deal dividend’ and the digital services tax. Hammond’s ‘giveaway’ Budget The Times calls yesterday’s Budget ‘the biggest giveaway’ since the Conservatives ...

Today’s political headlines are dominated by the Budget, with warnings about a no-deal Brexit derailing spending plans, Labour’s call for the Budget to halt Universal Credit, new spending on roads, broadband, and trees and a ...

Today’s political headlines include Hain’s claims that Sir Philip Green was responsible for the injunction dominating the press, Javid admits officials illegally requested DNA samples, DWP in denial over Universal Credit and May postpones her ...

Today’s political headlines include May’s 1922 Committee meeting, the crackdown on unethical NDAs, Sedwill appointed cabinet secretary and police funding cuts.  May leaves meeting of backbench MPs ‘unscathed’ The Guardian claims that Theresa May ‘emerged unscathed’ from ...

Today’s political headlines include May’s Brexit plans compared to the first circle of hell, rogue landlords exploiting loopholes, three MPs quit committee over bullying scandal and annual spending needs to increase £31bn to meet austerity ...

Next Monday (29 October) the Chancellor, Philip Hammond, will be in the House of Commons to deliver his autumn budget. With growing uncertainty over Brexit, all eyes will be on Hammond as he sets out ...

Today’s political headlines include May’s rejection of the Northern Ireland only backstop, Hammond’s £13bn windfall, the call to end prosecution of veterans and fake news disappointment.  May rejects Northern Ireland only backstop The Times reports that Theresa ...