Amber Rudd experiences a hostile environment at press gallery lunch
The home secretary told lobby hacks she was just thinking of 'staying in the game'.
An aide to the top Tory MP joked about buying the minister a hash brownie to loosen him up.
The Unite boss singled out five Labour MPs for heavy criticism.
How to deal with a ‘difficult’ minister like Dominic Raab
An aide to the top Tory MP joked about buying the minister a hash brownie to loosen him up.
Disgusted Len McCluskey reveals his hit list of 'Corbyn-hater MPs'
The Unite boss singled out five Labour MPs for heavy criticism.
I can’t stick around for too long, David Davis tells Brexit select committee
Watch: The Brexit secretary was given a ticking off by Hillary Benn.
Jeremy Corbyn has a 'positive' meeting on tackling anti-Semitism. Or does he?
It definitely could have gone better...
Sleeping rough is more comfortable than army exercises, says Tory MP
Adam Holloway also warned against feeling sorry for everybody.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp puts the boot into Brexit: 'It makes no sense'
Klopp reckons Brexiteers were 'were obviously not right' and another vote is a good idea.
Gareth Morgan: What to watch out for in the race to replace Carwyn Jones
Jones is standing down after eight years First Minister and Welsh Labour leader
George Pascoe-Watson: The PM is preparing for yet another bruising encounter
Theresa May is about to go back into battle – not in Syria, but with Brussels.
Tom Clarkson: Three reasons why Leave voters still won't switch sides
There is little evidence to suggest that many Leave voters are having serious 'Bregrets'.
Kevin Maguire: What next for Momentum, the fifth largest force in UK politics?
Powerful voices are whispering into Corbyn's ear about how the Left's fresh blood could defeat enemies within.
James Millar: Here's how a new centrist party happens
Labour's moderates won't split until they are forced to, but they are preparing for that day
James Frayne: Calling political opponents crazy is a risky business
Politicians need to get better at recognising risk but many are too quick to write off views that veer from the mainstream
Book review: Lloyd George, Statesman or Scoundrel
Richard Wilkinson confirms that Lloyd George was consummate politician who ducked and weaved for his own advantage.
James Graham turns to Westminster insiders for help with Brexit TV drama
It will be very much about 'the campaign behind the scenes’.
Ed Vaizey prepares to take to the stage for trial of King Richard III
The Tory MP will star in a new show organised by the Shakespeare Schools Foundation.