Peter Mandelson advises Jeremy Corbyn but stresses he is 'not a Corbynista'
The New Labour architect explained how Corbyn could get a 'substantial working majority' in the next election.
The Conservative leadership does not want to be defined by Europe - but that's looking less and less realistic.
David Laws had a rare vantage point on the Coalition government and provides a warts and all account.
Damian Green aims jibes at fellow Tories during press gallery lunch
The first secretary of state had Heidi Allen, Jacob Rees Mogg, Lynton Crosby and George Osborne in his sights.
Scottish secretary David Mundell spends £150 on a bottle of vodka
The cabinet minister took part in a charitable auction hosted by Ed Miliband at the Pink News awards.
Jeremy Corbyn easily beats Theresa May in his ‘best PMQs yet’
The Labour leader’s performance won plaudits from lobby journalists.
Tory MP Tim Loughton in ultimate Westminster bubble story
He spends ‘up to an hour’ in the bath each morning.
Boris Johnson recycles old insult about 'protoplasmic invertebrate jellies'
Is the foreign secretary finally running out of surreal slap-downs for rival politicians?
Boris Johnson and David Davis are big boundary change losers
Fellow Tory Brexiteers James Cleverely and Priti Patel have also got a bad deal.
James Frayne: The Tories need to start banging on about Europe again
The Conservative leadership does not want to be defined by Europe - but that's looking less and less realistic.
Colin Talbot: The failing Bonapartism of Theresa May
Napoleon Bonaparte might be a useful lens through which to understand the PM's strange balancing acts.
George Pascoe Watson: The PM has been unlucky - but she will soldier on
Theresa May is keen to press ahead with initiatives such as the Race Disparity Audit, which was published this week and discussed in Number 10.
James Millar: SNP conference will show who is serious in politics
Unlike the other parties, the SNP goes into its party conference united and grown-up.
Jon Craig: My party conference highlights and lowlights
Ruth Davidson gave the best speech of this year's Tory conference, while Gavin Williamson showed he is also one to watch.
Abi Wilkinson: Yes Labour is celebrating - because winning feels possible
Optimism at Labour conference is not evidence that the left has taken its foot of the pedal.
Book review: Coalition Diaries 2012-2015
David Laws had a rare vantage point on the Coalition government and provides a warts and all account.
Quentin Letts pens book on finger-wagging elites… but doesn’t include Paul Dacre
The Daily Mail sketch writer was taken to task by Polly Toynbee.
Book review: Entitled
Labour MP Chris Bryant hammers away at the ruthlessness and greed of the aristocracy in this no-holds barred critique.