Nigel Farage vows to bring his own bongs to Brexit bash after Big Ben ban by 'bureaucrats'
Nigel Farage has launched a fresh bid to get Big Ben's iconic bongs to mark the moment the UK leaves the EU.
Start as you mean to go on. With total and utter bewilderment.
Andrea Leadsom has told John Bercow that if he plans to eat a kangaroo’s testicles he should “liquidise” them.
Uri Geller applies for Dominic Cummings 'misfits and weirdos' job vacancy
Uri Geller has offered his pyschic services to the Government in response to Dominic Cummings call for "misfits and weirdos" to come and work for the Prime Minister.
Thought politics was going to be sane in 2020? Meet Masked Singer Alan Johnson
Start as you mean to go on. With total and utter bewilderment.
Wikipedia war over Keir Starmer's 'millions'
A vicious cyber battle has broken out over Shadow Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer's 'millionaire' status after a series of back-and-forth edits were made to his Wikipedia page.
Journalists get frosty reception from Boris Johnson as he hides in fridge to avoid scrutiny
Boris Johnson has started his final day of campaigning by retreating into an industrial fridge to hide from reporters.
Labour's Rosena Allin-Khan goes to war with Boris Johnson over Love Actually rip-off
The PM has been accused being of a "copycat" by a Labour candidate after making his own spoof Love Actually clip.
WATCH: Ex-London Mayor Ken Livingstone in bizarre tube row after delaying train
Ken Livingstone has put his foot in it. Again.
Glen O'Hara: The Boris bounce is less buoyant than it seems
Behind the headline polling numbers Boris Johnson's path to a Commons majority is rockier than it looks.
Lib Dem London Mayoral hopeful Siobhan Benita vows to protest against 'Islamophobic' Trump
Donald Trump should not be given the red-carpet treatment, writes Siobhan Benita
Paul Ovenden: Local election results show the Brexit tide is lapping at Labour’s feet
How Labour responds to it's major Brexit split could echo down the ages, writes former Labour spokesman Paul Ovenden
Tom Clarkson: Brexit has tarnished Corbyn's 'man of principle' image with voters
And "none of the above" is still topping the polls when it comes to who the public trusts most to get a good Brexit outcome.
George Pascoe-Watson: Brexiteers losing in extra time if they refuse to back Theresa May’s deal
TOMORROW it’s 999 days since the EU referendum.
Nick Downes: Will it be housing that unites Britain after Brexit?
People are getting increasingly frustrated that Brexit is distracting politicians from the issues that really matter - such as housing.
From May and Corbyn to the 'fat-headed Daily Telegraph reader': the never-ending relevance of George Orwell
How comforting to know that Orwell's caricatures still make perfect sense today.
Young people and politics, according to Westminster's youngest MPs
The youngest MPs in each major party talk about whether UK politics is working for young people.
Local Elections 2018 - all the results and the political fall-out
Follow all the local election results and political fallout as councils across England count their ballots.
Sixty years of life peers: how the Upper Chamber was transformed
The first 14 life peers were introduced in two special sessions ahead of the 1958 state opening of parliament
Revealed: past women parliamentarians most admired by current MPs and peers
2018 marks 100 years since Parliament passed a law which allowed the first women, and all men, to vote for the first time.
Kemi Badenoch interview: 'Lots of people felt bruised after the election.'
Just seven months after entering parliament, Kemi Badenoch has been handed a key role inside CCHQ overseeing her party’s candidate selection process.
Cobra star Robert Carlyle felt sorry for Theresa May after playing PM role in new Sky thriller
The star of Sky One's latest political thriller said he felt sympathy for embattled PM Theresa May after filming the show which focuses on the government's response to a major natural disaster.
Official Secrets: Tony Blair’s ‘naivety still stinks’ for whistleblower film director
“Katharine Gun was an ordinary person who did something extraordinary,” is how director Gavin Hood describes the real-life subject of his latest film. For those with short memories, Gun was the GCHQ-based Mandarin translator who leaked a classified memo from the CIA that urged spying on members of the UN Security Council to force through a resolution to go to war in Iraq. When the memo appeared on the front page of the Observer and she admitted to her actions, Gun found herself charged with breaking the Official Secrets Act, and her lawyers set out to defend her actions.
Does Nigel Farage work hard enough? Steve Bannon says not
Nigel Farage doesn’t work hard enough and it’s a British thing, according to Steve Bannon in the new documentary exploring the inner world of Trump’s self-professed kingmaker.