The Labour leader is expected to face more questions about anti-Semitism following the suspension of a former MP.
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The daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton is in Edinburgh to launch her latest book about inspiring women.
It is only the second time ever that a sitting Irish president will have to face a challenger.
Prime ministers past and present praise the former UN secretary-general, who has died aged 80.
Defra proposes phasing out the most polluting wood and coal for burning at home.
The DUP man “would not be there today” if he believed he had done anything warranting his resignation.
Prisons minister Rory Stewart says prisons can be turned around by focusing on drugs and cleanliness.
Lib Dem Norman Lamb says he is relieved his son has quit smoking and turned to e-cigarettes.
Adam Price admits he is not going for the “safe” option as he launches his leadership campaign.
Brexit could be “hugely damaging” to English football clubs, say the chairmen of Burnley and Stoke City.
The former foreign secretary was criticised at the time for missing a crunch vote on Heathrow.
Lord Sheikh says calls for an inquiry over his Tunisia trip are a response to criticism of Boris Johnson.
John Swinney says there are “mixed opinions” about P1 assessments, but insists they are “important”.
Zac Goldsmith and Robert Halfon call for an investigation into Lord Sheikh.
The former prime minster says immediate action is needed to tackle the “sore” of anti-Semitism within Labour.
The BBC’s Rana Jawad has been to the cemetery in Tunis that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn attended in 2014.
Tom Tugendhat describes ‘Radio Roulette’ – booking interviews while home along with his kids.
Party contests offer an “unprecedented opportunity” to change the face of politics, campaigners say.
The foreign secretary says the EU faces a ‘strategic choice’ about whether to strike a Brexit deal.
Officers responded after a vehicle crashed into security barriers shortly after 07:30 BST.
A minister who sparked a Twitter storm by promoting a controversial weedkiller defends her action.
Boris Johnson and UKIP’s Gareth Bennett are being “dangerously irresponsible”, says Carwyn Jones.
‘Complex’ review will report in September, Home Secretary Sajid Javid tells cross-party campaigners.
The North Antrim MP was suspended after failing to declare holidays paid for by Sri Lanka’s government.
A Scottish government scheme is being launched to allow farmers early access to their annual EU payments.
After 18 months with no government, the NI parties are taking each other on – in 8-bit quality.
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Jim Murphy paid for a full page advert in the Jewish Telegraph to highlight his concerns.
Dave Prentis says the row over Labour’s code of conduct is costing the party votes.
How are members reacting to the prime minister’s Chequers proposals?
Gareth Bennett has caused controversy with his comments on immigration and transgender rights.
Chris Hazzard says Caroline Nokes was “parachuted” into Kilkeel to discuss the impact of Brexit.
A guide to the new tribes and political factions created by Brexit in the House of Commons.
Emergency hostel accommodation will continue to be funded by housing benefit after a government U-turn.
A watchdog says he should have sought its advice before taking a job with the newspaper.
Plaid leader “bitter at losing out on all the culture” but pledges to keep learning the language.
Party chairman Brandon Lewis – who unveiled the pledge – was criticised by an MP on maternity leave.
Senior Conservative Muslim peer, Lord Sheikh peer, calls on party to take whip away from Johnson over burka comments.
Conservative Muslim Forum Chair Lord Seikh says the bad taste joke “will harm community relations”
Andrew Griffiths resigned his ministerial role after sending 2,000 lewd messages to two women.
Andrew Griffiths resigned his ministerial role after sending 2,000 lewd messages to two women.
Donald Trump has reimposed economic sanctions on Iran overnight.
Founder of Tell Mama says there’s more “receptiveness” to anti-Semitism than Islamophobia.
The party suspends three members after reports of a protest at a left-wing bookshop.
Labour suspends National Policy Forum member George McManus over an alleged anti-Semitic post.
Leadership contender Adam Price says calling Plaid the New Wales Party will stress message of hope.
Boris Johnson is accused of stoking Islamophobia to boost his Conservative leadership ambitions.
The shadow business secretary launches the next phase of Labour’s “build it in Britain” campaign.
The Conservative MP was on holiday in the US when his country home was vandalised.
Northern Ireland has had no government since January 2017, when a power-sharing deal collapsed.
A Welsh Labour leadership hopeful says the next first minister should push for a second EU poll.
Adults in England will be presumed to consent to donating their organs under “Max’s Law”.
The family of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe say they are positive after talking to the new foreign secretary.
A by-election will be triggered if the petition is signed by 10% of constituents in North Antrim.
The former Conservative leader takes issue with some comments from Bank of England governor Mark Carney over Brexit.
