UK will stand up for religious freedom, Theresa May vows in Easter message
Theresa May has used her Easter message to offer support to Christians around the world who face “huge danger” because of their faith.
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Tories in denial about scale of violent crime, Jeremy Corbyn claims
The Conservative Party is in “denial” about the scale of violent crime, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has claimed.
Labour will abolish Sats in primary schools, Corbyn tells education conference
Jeremy Corbyn has announced plans to abolish primary school Sats.
Nigel Farage ‘not the answer to anyone’s problem’, says Jeremy Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn claimed Nigel Farage is not “serious” about the UK’s relationship with the rest of the world as the pair traded blows ahead of the European election battle.
Jeremy Corbyn: Labour absolutely ready to fight a general election
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said the party is “absolutely ready” for a general election as he joined campaigners in the North West.
Donald Tusk ‘still dreams’ of Brexit being reversed
European Council president Donald Tusk said he still believed that Brexit could be reversed after the UK’s departure from the EU was delayed until October 31.
Corbyn ‘determined to make youth provision statutory duty for local authorities’
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said he is determined to make youth provision a statutory duty for local authorities as he tried his hand at archery at an activity centre for teenagers.
Lord Falconer says Labour needs to do more to deal with anti-Semitism claims
Labour needs to do more to deal with accusations of anti-Semitism in its ranks, a former Cabinet minister has said.
Corbyn ‘voiced concern evidence of anti-Semitism was ignored by Labour’
Jeremy Corbyn has privately expressed concern that evidence of anti-Semitism in Labour has been “mislaid or ignored”, according to reports.
Corbyn tells May to abandon Brexit red lines
Jeremy Corbyn has insisted Theresa May must compromise on her Brexit red lines if cross-party talks on EU withdrawal are to succeed.
How brotherly love has been tested by politics
A difference of political opinion between siblings can make for awkward encounters around the family dinner table.
PM insists UK should leave EU in ‘orderly way’ after Tory MP urges no-deal exit
Theresa May has insisted leaving the EU in an “orderly way” will be the best Brexit for the UK after a Tory MP urged her to consider a no-deal scenario.
Theresa May to meet Merkel and Macron in push for Brexit extension
Theresa May is heading for top-level Brexit talks in Berlin and Paris as she seeks support for another extension.
May to meet Merkel and Macron for Brexit talks
Prime Minister Theresa May is to visit the French and German leaders for Brexit talks, officials have said.
Jeremy Corbyn offers gardening tips to US politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Jeremy Corbyn has offered gardening tips to US politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Tories warn May over Brexit compromise with Labour
Time is running out for Theresa May to reach a Brexit compromise with Labour ahead of a summit with European leaders this week.
Corbyn branded ‘unfit’ for Number 10 by Jewish Labour Movement
The Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) has said it has no confidence in Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership following the anti-Semitism rows in the party.
Sinn Fein to tell Corbyn: help us protect Irish interests
Sinn Fein leaders are to tell Jeremy Corbyn that Irish interests must be protected whatever the outcome of his Brexit negotiations with the Prime Minister.
Jewish Labour Movement backs no confidence motion in Corbyn
The Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) has said it has no confidence in Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership following the anti-Semitism rows in the party.
Leaked emails ‘show Labour inaction over anti-Semitism complaints’
Labour has defended its handling of complaints about anti-Semitism after it was reported that the party had failed to take disciplinary action in hundreds of cases.
Corbyn congratulates Labour by-election victor
Jeremy Corbyn has travelled to Newport to congratulate Labour’s winning candidate in the parliamentary by-election in the South Wales city.
Government and Labour plan more talks to break Brexit deadlock
Talks between the Government and Labour to break the Brexit logjam have been “productive” and will continue on Friday, Downing Street said.
Army hasn’t got issue with far-right views, says minister after Corbyn incident
The Army does not have a problem with far-right views and extremism, the Defence Secretary has said the day after a video showed soldiers shooting at an image of the Labour leader.
Labour backbenchers warn Corbyn against second EU referendum
Backbench Labour MPs have issued a warning to Jeremy Corbyn not to include a second Brexit referendum in any compromise deal thrashed out with Theresa May.
Backbench Bill could result in no-deal Brexit by accident, ministers warn
A backbench Bill designed to stop the UK crashing out of the EU next week has created the danger of an “accidental no-deal Brexit”, ministers have warned.
‘Marxist’ Corbyn ‘extremely dangerous’, says minister as Government seeks deal
Jeremy Corbyn is a “Marxist” and “extremely dangerous” for the country, a Cabinet minister said as his own Government sought to reach a Brexit deal with the Labour leader.
Hammond says Brexit deal referendum ‘credible’ as delay bill passes by one vote
The UK faces a potentially lengthy delay to Brexit, Philip Hammond said as he indicated the Tories could be prepared to compromise on a customs union.
Corbyn ‘shocked’ after soldiers used picture of Labour leader as target
Jeremy Corbyn said he was “shocked” that paratroopers in Afghanistan used an image of his face for target practice.
Brexit deal talks continue after ‘inconclusive’ meeting between May and Corbyn
Talks on a possible compromise Brexit deal are to continue on Thursday after a meeting between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn which the Labour leader described as “useful but inconclusive”.
Second minister quits as anger over PM’s Brexit talks with Labour grows
A second minister has quit the Government as Theresa May’s decision to hold Brexit talks with Jeremy Corbyn sparked intense anger among Tories.