More than 80 people have died since a public inquiry called for full compensation payments to be made. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/1sVq7Fd
Protest organisers hit back at the home secretary, who said they have made their point and should stop. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/7K9Pdq4
Sir Christopher Chope wants pet abduction laws to be initially limited to dogs potentially delaying the bill. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/bx9uliv
It follows a breakdown in relations between the party and House of Commons speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/xyXQT7U
Legislation aimed at clearing wrongly convicted sub-postmasters is also expected to be brought forward. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/eV54qsa
Profile of the business secretary, who has not shied away from public clashes with opponents - and even fellow Tory MPs. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/M9CHaYb
Rishi Sunak says Lee Anderson was wrong to say London Mayor Sadiq Khan is controlled by "Islamists". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/dk8VUlS
The former Labour leader is the independent MP for Islington North after being suspended from the party. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/vskDWIT
Beckenham MP Bob Stewart was originally convicted after telling an activist to "go back to Bahrain". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Yg4pxby
The report will recommend allowing police to shut down protests outside Parliament and in other spaces. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/fZcYyHo
Freedom of speech jostles with safety concerns as MPs weigh up the complexities of the Israel-Gaza conflict. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/u3i0lgx
The Speaker of the House of Commons apologises to MPs following a fractious debate over Gaza ceasefire votes. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/0AUgQbe
Lisa Squire has been campaigning for women's safety since the rape and murder of her daughter Libby. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/OD8yCHE
Johnny Mercer says accounts given by Afghan commandos who supported the SAS 'confirmed my worst fears'. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/x0MHS2s
Henry Staunton has released a note of a call with a senior official, amid a row over Horizon payouts. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/tSWi79B
The party says it would make it easier to export British produce and cut reliance on imports if it wins power. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/cFsS9g6
Reports about the carers' visa system and security checks on private jets had appeared in newspapers. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/5YMjqAH
MP Christina Rees has accepted the report's findings into bullying allegations but the details have remained secret. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/IJxL8Gw
David Lammy says he will "scrutinise" the text of the SNP motion ahead of a Commons vote on Wednesday. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/POsGW1Z
Anas Sarwar tells the Scottish Labour conference that his party has more ambition for Scotland than the SNP or Tories. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/ckXKOSr
The Labour leader's tax bill was lower than Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who paid £508,308 last year. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/83oIGPx
Polling expert Prof Sir John Curtice says the party will be worried by the scale of its defeats by Labour. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/XfWPS6a
The UK foreign secretary warns against showing "the weakness displayed against Hitler in the 1930s". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/bPv9lgW
UK inflation remains at 4% in January, but food prices drop for the first time in more than two years. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/zdRs1aV
The party has suspended two parliamentary candidates over alleged remarks about Israel and Jewish people. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/qd8aDpe
London Mayor Sadiq Khan says the law on deepfakes is not "fit for purpose" after Armistice Day hoax. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/7fCcGsm
Graham Jones, a former Labour MP, is facing an investigation after allegations he made comments about Israel. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/jiUG1ko
The Labour party has withdrawn support for its former candidate, but he will still appear on voting slips. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/sveFwPW
Pay, excluding bonuses, grew by 6.2% in the last three months of 2023 compared with the year before. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/0xlRIDM
Nick Thomas-Symonds says Azhar Ali's words were "unacceptable" but Labour will still campaign for him. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/W41dvTh
Rule breaches such as sewage spills should cost bosses their bonuses, the environment secretary says. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/7h14Iab
Labour's Pat McFadden admits MPs' concerns about the Horizon scandal were raised when he was a minister. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/RHwg2Ca
The housing secretary says courts will be given funding to enforce a ban by the next general election. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/WSpJL2G
The government also sets a date for removing a £20 application fee for parents seeking intervention. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/6u2EDUX
After weeks of speculation, the Labour leader says the party is dropping its flagship green spending commitment. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/9rSTdPV
The party says it targets Labour supporters, but it is the Tories who are most worried about Reform UK's polling. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/YDqOygs
The move is expected to be part of a wider dental reform plan to boost access for patients in England. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/hpnQG7t
Plans to penalise boiler makers for missing heat pump installation targets are reportedly being scrapped. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/Kcj0unp
The UK defence secretary says Houthi actions are damaging international economies, affecting food prices and have “rocketed” insurance costs. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/2qSo6RJ
Stalking, threats and assaults are putting people off standing for election, local government groups warn. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/bOWluEQ
BBC political editor Chris Mason looks ahead to Rishi Sunak's trip to Belfast as Northern Ireland's executive returns. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/AcPlCbt
The home secretary said the law would punish activists "insulting those who paid the ultimate price". from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/BArv1HL
No wonder voters are unconvinced when politicians may seem unclear on economic plans, writes Laura Kuenssberg. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/mtqQT5M
The Commons defence committee says the services are losing people faster than they can recruit them. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/v2AlTQX
Two former MP, a councillor and eight others will stand in a poll that follows Sir Tony Lloyd's death. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/BdwcmKf
Proposed legislation would give police greater powers to prosecute dog owners for attacks on farm animals. from BBC News - UK Politics https://ift.tt/WnMZajU