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Kill the bill: Who are the five London Labour MPs who tried to block Keir Starmer's welfare reforms?
Sir Keir Starmer’s controversial welfare reform bill passed its first hurdle in the House of Commons after it was approved by 335 to 260 votes. A number of Labour MPs have voiced their concerns over the legislation in recent weeks and dozens voted against it on Tuesday night.
MPs have received more than £1 million in gifts since the election, including foreign travel, accommodation and tickets to ...
NSW Liberal leader said he would back “any worker who speaks up” in relation to the Merivale allegations, months after the ...
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall has faced repeated questions from Labour MPs over the rollout of changes to the ...
The government has passed a reduced welfare reforms bill, after MPs voted against proposals to scrap it - here's how Oxfordshire MPs voted.
The Liberal Party must adopt gender quotas or some other mechanism to bolster its ranks of female MPs, insists new leader ...
Many of the great advances of liberal social legislation have been made in the form of bills promoted by backbench MPs ...
Two senior Liberal women have left the door open for the use of gender quotas to boost female representation, with South ...
Nigel Farage’s party would take seats from Labour and the Conservatives in outer London, the YouGov survey suggests ...
Ms Long Bailey along with other MPs is pushing for a backbench business debate on the matter, which is provisionally ...
MPS have called for a ban on government contracts with industrial giant Altrad and urged ministers today to launch a national asbestos removal programme.
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Sussan Ley has promised to amp up the number of women in the Liberal Party, stating that she has the “resolve” to fix the ...
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