"Meltdown", "liar", "embarrassing" - messages lay bare Downing Street divisions during the pandemic. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/8p14oZs
Scotland's deputy first minister says the unredacted information will be handed to the UK Covid Inquiry. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/z3hjfyg
Paul Bristow had expressed support for "a permanent ceasefire" in Gaza, which is not government policy. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/K1wcLve
Aphra Brandreth is chosen to run in Chester South and Eddisbury, which partly covers Gyles's old seat. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/DgWwSu6
The head of Palantir, which is in the running for an NHS contract, says it would not have access to data. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Nd4citJ
The tánaiste rejects a proposal by Steve Baker that a super-majority is needed for a united Ireland. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/KSWhtqs
Ash Regan MSP joins Alex Salmond's party saying the SNP has lost its focus on Scottish independence. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/DU5cnVR
The communication of the closure with the former UKIP leader did not follow the bank's policies, a report found. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/XzfEAwS
An email reveals Liz Truss wanted a group of stranded asylum seekers to be brought to the UK for their safety. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/GD5mLHr
An ex-minister calls the proposed law "draconian" but the government says it will help community cohesion. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/hNImJLp
The Scottish Labour leader's comments come amid resignations within the party over the Middle East crisis from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/TxIg4bZ
The BBC understand around 400 hotels were being used to house asylum seekers at a cost of £8m a day. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/mjbrp2g
The home secretary wants to know why certain chanting at a central London rally did not lead to arrests. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/0ysKDnG
Lynne Jones quit Labour over Sir Keir's comments in a radio interview about Israel's actions in Gaza. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/TFhuDWd
The PM met Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas and Egypt's president, calling for the Gaza border to reopen. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/rClaSNb
Huge by-election swings to Labour raise parallels with Blair in 1997 but these are very different times. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Ru9iMaQ
MP Theo Clarke tells the Commons she thought she was going to die in a traumatic experience giving birth. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/LO3VX6T
The PM will meet Israel's leaders on Thursday before going to other regional capitals in a two-day trip. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/p4n9u8B
Tories face challenge from Labour in Tamworth and a three-way scrap with Lib Dems in Mid Bedfordshire. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/awuDkMv
Public are right to be concerned about politicians telling the truth in Parliament, Lord Evans says. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/FAouPx8
Layla Moran says her relatives have no food, water and electricity as she fears escalating violence. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/RN5XyL6
The party says the government's alternative plans after scrapping the northern leg of HS2 are an "insult". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/az3QV5p
Our political editor says the party appears to be facing an uphill battle to achieve an independent Scotland. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ovPYITg
Afghans who worked with the UK are living in fear in Pakistan as it cracks down on migrants without visas. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/M4sxkGA
The move is a precautionary measure, the Foreign Office says, as it stressed the embassy remained open. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/sKVgFS0
The East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow representative was facing a selection contest in her seat. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/mEi0e5p
The shadow health secretary warns the ageing population could bankrupt the NHS, as he sets out plans. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/iJCD9P4
Teaching budgeting and currency exchange rates in primary schools could boost the UK economy, Labour say. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/qmWJlYI
The country will treat humanely any asylum seekers sent under the legally-stalled deal, the UK says. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/e09rnB8
Veterans minister Johnny Mercer suspected UK special forces may have unlawfully killed unarmed Afghans. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ar3IUcJ
The shadow foreign secretary says would like any response "to be proportionate, and to be within into national law". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/5x4dI2t
Angela Rayner sets out plans to "get tough" with developers as Labour gathers for its annual conference. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/5Vf8yHQ
The Labour leader won't be short of advice in Liverpool - but how does he convert a commanding poll lead into a general election victory? from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/2r4N3Sd
Schools in England will receive £370m less than promised in July after an accounting error is uncovered. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/RBzF32Z
Businessman Dale Vince says the group's tactics have become "counterproductive" for the green cause. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/0tyvCPR
The Green co-leader says she is confident of adding more MPs after "record-breaking" local elections. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/IJ8ltuF
Rhun ap Iorwerth to tell conference he wants to strengthen "structures and systems that sustain us". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/xFRgzWL
A long-running internal party feud is putting an increasing dent in Labour's general election funds. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/fPyB3HM
At a summit in Spain, Europe's leaders will discuss how to lower irregular migration to the continent. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/8SwQ3H4
Fourteen candidates are standing in the long-awaited contest for the Rutherglen and Hamilton West seat. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/I2mXPJN
Rishi Sunak is taking an economic risk by spending money on everyday transport upgrades instead of a grand project. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/GWebR9d
The Tory mayoral candidate has been criticised for suggesting Jewish people are scared by Sadiq Khan. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/DBH7Jly
The PM's supporters will be hoping the uncertainty surrounding HS2 won't be what lingers in the public's mind. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/wMO1NfZ
PM says he will not be "forced into a premature decision" amid reports he is going to scrap Manchester leg. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/0Ycl6ou
Government decisions in the pandemic's early days will be scrutinised as the Covid inquiry continues. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/7RiCa9M
The former PM returns to the Conservative Party conference a year after her short-lived premiership. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/4NTlauh
Heads in England will be issued guidance aimed at stopping pupils using phones during the school day. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/HkNBXlD
The comedy writer tells a free speech debate his views on gender have made it hard to find places to speak. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/7CYT30e
Levelling Up Minister Lee Rowley warns his party not to get into a "silly place" on net zero projects. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/wPyrNEQ
The prime minister again refuses to say if high speed rail link will run from Birmingham to Manchester. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/SNU6PRM
Labour's shadow health secretary Wes Streeting responds after his party changed its plans on charitable status for private schools. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YyPfHKJ