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FORMER Tory minister Andrea Leadsom says the UK Parliament could burn down “any day” as she urged MPs to “get on” with Westminster’s…

Does being in the UK help Scotland's world-class video game industry?

BREXIT is making the cost-of-living crisis “worse” and is contributing to the soaring bills and rising inflation hitting Scottish families, a…

The idea that London is the polar opposite of the rest of Britain in almost every way has taken a firm grip on Westminster. It’s perhaps a species of overcorrection. In the months leading up to the Brexit referendum, Westminster’s forecasters tended to suffer from a London bias — they…

There is a clammy, sticky feeling of shame I can’t shake when I consider Westminster now. Cowardice, bullying, lying and ambition oozes out of every antiquated orifice. Sexual aggression, an out-of-control drinking culture, ministers who are free to throw things at the staff and get away with it. Rules that…

Alex Rowley also believes an "independent commission" should be set up to examine options for constitutional change.

The Prime Minister will not receive any more Partygate fines from the Metropolitan Police but they issued 126 fines to 53 men and 73 women across Downing Street and Whitehall.

Judges hailed young activist Kwajo Tweneboa at the Sheila McKechnie National Campaigner Awards as the ‘Marcus Rashford for the social housing world’

Fair pay campaigners took their fight to Westminster today as families battle the cost-of-living crisis. Living Wage Foundation director Katherine Chapman told a parliamentary reception the initiative was needed more than ever as hard-up households

He stumbles from one fine mess to another. It is hard to know when there was worse custodianship of national affairs, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

Legislation will bypass local authorities that have delayed the rollout of services