Tory Brexiteers try to sound excited about Theresa May’s big speech
Read the full transcript of the Florence speech delivered by the prime minister.
Ed Vaizey accused the mayor of 'taking London backwards'.
Craig Woodhouse has taken the shilling. But why are no Corbynistas doing the same?
Tory MP who could stand against Sadiq Khan makes his first move
Ed Vaizey accused the mayor of 'taking London backwards'.
Another ex-aide to Theresa May enters the lobbying industry
Craig Woodhouse has taken the shilling. But why are no Corbynistas doing the same?
Back by popular demand! Sadiq Khan gets Labour conference reprieve
London Labour MPs were unhappy with the mayor being denied a speaking slot.
Labour centrists celebrate a rare victory over Corbynistas
Centre-left candidate Damien Egan won the race to be Labour candidate for mayor of Lewisham.
Boris reveals the real reason for his 4,000 word Brexit outburst
Take a bow, Fraser Nelson.
George Osborne almost apologises to Theresa May but doesn't quite
'Strong differences of opinion do not need intemperate language, even when said in jest.'
Kevin Maguire: Peace could yet break out at Labour conference
There are signs that Jeremy Corbyn and his allies want to calm things down.
Gareth Morgan: An internal struggle awaits at Labour conference
This year's conference could look pretty bleak for the moderates.
James Frayne: The stakes could not be higher for May's conference speech
The PM will need to show the exact opposite side to the one she showed in the election campaign.
Steve Richards: Never before have the main party leaders been so weak
Party conferences are usually dominated by leaders. This year, both Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn will be constrained by their parties and the challenge of Brexit.
Euan McColm: Kezia Dugdale’s departure is bad news for Scottish Labour
Alex Rowley and Neil Findlay are front of the queue to be next leader, but neither man is as impressive as Dugdale.
George Pascoe-Watson: Theresa May wants to show, not tell
Activity is the order of the day in Number 10 as the prime minister looks to move on from the general election.
Alastair Campbell interview: My tribalism is being fairly severely challenged
Tony Blair’s former communications supremo is as combative as ever as he battles to stop Brexit. And yet he is not ruling out being Theresa May’s first mental health tsar.
How the Hampstead Socialist lost out to the Islington Socialist
Hampstead used to be home of the Labour intelligentsia, but Islington appears to have wrested the title from its north London neighbour.
Dan Jarvis interview: There’s nothing progressive about ignoring the concerns of voters
After the intense media storm over his leadership challenge that never was, Dan Jarvis has kept a low profile in Westminster. But the former paratrooper is returning to the frontline of politics as he takes on the government over child poverty targets
Star Wars Emperor actor to play Enoch Powell
Actor Ian McDiarmid doesn't shy from controversial roles - he's swapping the most evil man in the universe for the race row MP
Gina Miller to write memoir about ‘a life in which I have rarely backed down’
The businesswoman who won a Brexit legal challenge against the government hopes that her book will inspire others.
Alan Partridge prepares to push out his political views… again
Throughout his broadcasting career, Partidge has struggled to hide his support for the Tories.