Politics

Home Secretary Amber Rudd says she does not want Boris Johnson handling the Brexit process, accusing him of "backseat driving".

Two days after the Parsons Green tube bomb, the Brexit Secretary warned Brussels it is in both sides' interest to continue co-operating.

The Foreign Secretary has set out his own blueprint for a 'glorious' exit as he defended the much-derided Leave pledge.

Electoral officials say the trial measures could help prevent electoral fraud, while critics say they will undermine democracy.

A teacher told children to shun one boy as his father was a Tory MP, while the daughter of a Labour MP was also abused by party members.

The US Secretary of State said Washington would stand by the UK as it faces the "unique challenges" of EU withdrawal.

Paul Brand Political Correspondent

Increased security measures for MPs have seen costs rise 18-fold and show the alarm felt by members of Parliament over threats.

The culture secretary Karen Bradley has confirmed the bid for full control of Sky has been referred to the competition watchdog.

Peston's Politics Robert Peston

It is not often any of us weep for the taxman. But he - like many public sector workers - has endured a tight squeeze on living standards