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It emerged wrongly convicted Andrew Malkinson may have costs deducted for his time in jail. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YNpni1U

Labour says it would force police to hire people with relevant skills to tackle detective shortage. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/z4YB6eT

The union's members in England vote to accept a 6.5% pay rise, so will not strike next term. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/XCenosH

The Home Office was planning to send the first 50 asylum seekers to the Bibby Stockholm on Tuesday. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/OiRSwsF

To meet climate change targets, more of the UK's energy needs to come from low-carbon sources. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/qRvMtPe

Party members select Damien Egan to be their candidate for a new parliamentary seat in Bristol. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/b7aV96P

It comes after two banking bosses quit over the row about the closure of Mr Farage's Coutts account. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/QU7V4ru

Nick Timothy resigned as the former PM's joint chief of staff shortly after the 2017 election. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/TuSKfWJ

The IPA gave the project a "red" warning, raising issues related to budgets and schedules. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/qCBxhKE

Rishi Sunak is facing calls from some Conservative MPs to rethink certain green policies. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/x5F92PB

A man wrongly imprisoned for 17 years may have to pay back savings he made on living costs while in prison. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Kfx1T3c

Rishi Sunak responds to Welsh ministers complaining of £900m budget cuts due to inflation. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/3g0iuTx

The first 200 migrants were due to arrive at RAF Scampton in mid-August. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ICo9MZK

Five Conservative-led councils fail to overturn Sadiq Khan's decision to expand the scheme. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/WkHaiqf

Around 22,000 people are eligible for a medal to be issued 70 years after the first atomic tests. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ztD4hwv

The shadow home secretary says the government is "flailing" in its approach to illegal migration. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/oY3jIyG

Monzo initially refused to tell the anti-Brexit campaigner why the account was being shut down. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/kdjcC0e

Defence officials say the emails did not contain information that could compromise operational security. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/HB4fC72

Hundreds of children have gone missing from hotels, with concerns some have been groomed by gangs. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/EXMYDUQ

Relaxed licensing rules brought in during Covid in England and Wakes will soon come to an end. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/9FyXm8g

A report says a draft of a new anti-terror law would not have changed the majority of recent attacks. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/nkNVJ4L

The Scottish government is publishing the latest prospectus in its series of independence papers. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YaisICE

Justice Secretary Alex Chalk urges the regulator to use the "full force of sanctions" at its disposal. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/gtBGPwU

The party is at odds over the need for a medical diagnosis before a person can change their legal sex. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/PQrXe6R

Dame Alison Rose admitted a "serious error" in talking about Nigel Farage's relationship with its private banking arm Coutts. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/QpsaPcl

Dame Alison Rose said she was "wrong" to respond to BBC questions about his bank account being closed. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/IaZ8pEo

A parliamentary committee writes to the Sun and the BBC about allegations made against Huw Edwards. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Gisp25T

One family tells BBC News of their struggle to cope with two young children in a hotel room. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/rouAj2V

Wolverhampton South West MP Stuart Anderson will be the Conservative parliamentary candidate for South Shropshire. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/sLlgKqU

First minister defends plans to tie farm subsidies to tree planting after boycott warning. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/792IkYE

Copeland MP Trudy Harrison says her move is not related to fears the Tories will lose heavily. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/TzjZA17

Stephen Cowell waited for Mike Amesbury and also loitered at his office and tried to stop him driving. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/hOWbple

The government is relaxing planning rules further as it faces an uphill struggle to meet housing targets. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Hv6DlQB

More than 5,000 applications were rejected over digital registration number issues. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ygimw6E

The party says it has agreed an ambitious programme without the need for new spending commitments. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/hc3oT6S

NFU Cymru says plans requiring farmers to have trees on 10% of their land don't make business sense. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/yv8BeKL

A new medal will honour the "unsung heroes" who respond to humanitarian emergencies. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/5fAc1oG

She represented the Cynon Valley constituency for 35 years before standing down in 2019. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/jRJhLA3

"Still a long way to go," Labour leader says, after losing by-election dominated by climate policy. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/WJzKlug

The expansion of the service is expected to benefit over 400,000 children this year. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YfU94OE

The leadership will come under pressure to be more radical at a key meeting with unions and party members. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/DGqVYtB

Labour and the Lib Dems take two safe Tory seats in by-elections, but Rishi Sunak avoids a clean sweep. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/mElY7Bh

Vadym Prystaiko had recently criticised the Ukrainian leader's response to a row over military aid. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/sOfekjS

After winning the Selby and Ainsty by-election, Mather, 25, becomes the youngest MP in the Commons. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/EkcR9gd

Figures in both parties suggest a tax on polluting vehicles gave the Tories a slim victory. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/CRTYjKb

Sir John Curtice assesses the outcome for the Conservative, Lib Dem and Labour leaders, after a night of contrasting results. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/KSGgTaB

The Tories have lost two sizeable majorities, painting a bleak picture for the party nationally. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/pwTW7x1

The Tories suffer a defeat in Somerton and Frome but narrowly hold Boris Johnson's old Uxbridge seat. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/xXVNMDS

A parliamentary report rejects calls to employ staff centrally, despite calls for better HR practices. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/dcqh9CI

The State Opening will herald the final session of Parliament before the next general election. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/uN65WO8

Banks could face conditions on their licences after Nigel Farage said his account was shut over his views. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/g4BC5IH

Extra oversight for powers to scan encrypted messages for child abuse images passed by peers. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/nNPZvTJ

Polls will open in Uxbridge and South Ruislip, Selby and Ainsty, and Somerton and Frome at 07:00 BST. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/e2xVvCs

Tobias Ellwood deletes a video where he said Afghanistan had been transformed under the Taliban. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/jT8dt4i

The Evening Standard's use of a photo of Susan Hall is described as having a "whiff of misogyny". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/DASROQz

The Bank of England is under less pressure to put up interest rates after inflation fell from 8.7% to 7.9% in June. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/QZqdLyA

Tory MP Maria Miller says illegal abortions should be dealt with "compassion not punishment". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/iGmZDbF

The London assembly member faced only one opponent after Daniel Korski dropped out of the race. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/WKozs9S

Nigel Farage says he obtained a copy of a report by the bank's wealth reputational risk committee. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/aL2fEZg

The Labour leader nods to Sir Tony Blair in a speech setting out his programme for government. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/axt9CW4

Dr Philippa Whitford says SNP MPs have been treated with "aggression and contempt" in Parliament. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ylAFPSQ

A senior official says regular testing would ensure the technology was operating smoothly. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/8wzonUH

The Labour leader's refusal to scrap the limit will be raised at a meeting of the party's policy body. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ocnYZHb

The minister says new UK defence plans are influenced by lessons learned from Ukraine. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/SAc5pDj

The bill seeks to stop people who arrive in the UK illegally from claiming asylum. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/9iWzw5M

During her first week in Parliament, Charlotte Nichols says she was warned of "sexual predators". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/CK75cR9

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper claims current laws aren't fit for purpose to combat cyber threats. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/BLrnhZv

Jamie Driscoll says he will will continue as mayor of North of Tyne as an independent. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YJ7vpFV

The National Audit Office has found the project is behind schedule and not delivering value for money. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/2s6lnVx

The energy secretary is asking supermarkets and petrol stations to publish prices to aid competition. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Z2bphXk

The Labour leader says his party will always invest in public services but reform is also needed. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ZT5OsmP

The group that disrupted the Labour leader's speech says the party is backsliding on energy pledges. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Nu6hvj8

As the Bibby Stockholm is towed to Portland the BBC finds out how people on the island are reacting. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Wsxodlv

It may sound like an official has leant on their keyboard - but it's an acronym we'll hear more often. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/76Bx1ns

The senior Tory will also step down as an MP at the next general election, he tells the Sunday Times. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/mtBOkj3

The Labour leader is quietly preparing for power but he can't take anything for granted - here's why. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/2b0jfAR

The head of Unite warns the Labour leader against "tinkering around the edges" or "apathy could win". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/hunr14w

The scheme to help people who missed out on last winter's energy subsidy should be reopened, a senior MP says. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/lf4xM2v

Councils in England and Wales say vapes are a litter "blight" on streets and are difficult to recycle. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/A0EaTLJ

The Illegal Migration Bill nears its finish line, in the final week before the summer recess. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/QAf1oX7

A damning report, by the Health and Social Care Committee, says more needs to be done, and quickly. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/1etnbE4

By-elections are being held in Uxbridge and South Ruislip, Selby and Ainsty, and Somerton and Frome. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/0vBYEUb

The government hopes to pass the Illegal Migration Bill before the summer recess. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/b9ckt7P

The government has accept the recommendations of the pay review bodies, but will the workers? from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/a56dOt2

Strikes will continue unless ministers and big firms increase their pay offers, Ms Graham warns. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/6xlPVuA

Civil servants "honed and refined" crisis skills while preparing to leave the EU, Mr Gove says. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ruw3Rgj

The party says it will create a new watchdog with powers to propose sanctions against ministers. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/zIiq90P

Millions of public sector workers, including teachers and police, are to get pay rises between 5-7%. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/a4fbD5e

Peers overturn several government amendments as the Illegal Migration Bill enters "ping-pong". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/6O2HKUh

The government had until 16.00 BST on Monday to hand over the ex-PM's messages to the Covid inquiry. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Ki1vlBd

The nerve agents adviser says questions remain about the policy of vetting speakers' social media. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/KmGSbhf

The Conservative MP allegedly threatened to use her "platform" to find out why she was denied a peerage. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/wzUycjH

Bank of England says higher interest rates are yet to hit many homes but lenders are proving resilient. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/lj5pTDY

The prime minister says he would make the "responsible" decision to keep inflation under control. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/IMGs0O3

Campaign groups say more transparency is needed to avoid potential bias over benefit investigations. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/iY4SMnC

Robert Jenrick says the government can't back some changes made by peers to its migration bill. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/y3qrjKB

The Court of Appeal rules the High Court was wrong to find the government had acted unlawfully. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Qzpf7Fx

The couple announce the birth Frank Alfred Odysseus Johnson, their third child together. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YDVioqO

But the meeting in Lithuania will see disagreement over Ukraine's ambition to join the military bloc. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/UVMGnr7

The bill is central to Rishi Sunak's pledge to stop small boats crossing the English Channel. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/mcDI9Ax

Joe Biden's comments came as he met UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in London ahead of a key Nato summit. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/57sWRLd

Written advice from the Foreign Office says Russia could accuse the UK of hypocrisy over the bill. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/3Ebf27O

The Privileges Committee accused Tory politicians of trying to interfere in its Boris Johnson inquiry. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/GtifN0p

John McNally, who represents Falkirk, said he would not contest the next general election. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/hvtRZdO

Allegations of misconduct by MPs is causing "dangerously low" trust in politicians, says Daniel Greenberg. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/dWqGSpI

Rishi Sunak said it would be "short-sighted" to do something now that made inflation worse later. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/WjSv5gy

The US President meets Rishi Sunak for the fifth time in five months ahead of a Nato summit in Lithuania. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/f9hygq7

Review bodies are advising the government on pay rises for public sector workers such as doctors. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Yzwy0KW

A committee of MPs will quiz the watchdog on Wednesday over whether it has been "asleep at the wheel". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/A2py7GK

Stewart Hosie has dismissed suggestions of infighting among the party's group at Westminster. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YCMBF07

The former chancellor's wedding in Somerset was disrupted by a woman throwing orange confetti. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/cD1i2Gd

Its long term future could be in jeopardy if part of the treaty is not renegotiated, a director says. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/DZpvsqW

It is harder to make big promises when there is less cash to go around, says Laura Kuenssberg. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/MoNBT0x

Robert Jenrick is reported to have considered the cartoon images in the Dover centre too welcoming. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/OuhGDqt

Senior Tory Caroline Nokes calls for clearer rules on conduct at Westminster in BBC interview. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/3NR2Mp0

The Labour deputy leader says her teenage children now have to be escorted to school. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Pb60EHw

In March it was announced that work on the new Euston station would be paused for two years. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/hLPMuTl

MPs argue about the role of the Church of England in Parliament's upper chamber. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/xYdo8T6

The sanctions will send a "clear message to the regime", Foreign Secretary James Cleverly says. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/MuEAwXl