Labour leader Keir Starmer is expected to become the UK’s next Prime Minister – here we look at questions he and the Labour party should be looking to find answers to. Could the lack of ...

At the time of writing Liz Truss has been Prime Minister for just under seven weeks and it has been a rollercoaster seven weeks. She finds herself in a situation where she is fighting for ...

This is a post from Daniel Loman and Jennifer Prescott.  Despite Number 10 saying there is no reshuffle planned speculation continues to mount as to what changes the Prime Minister may decide to make to ...

Today’s political headlines includes Brexit Party fighting every seat, Hunt announces £6bn war chest for no-deal and public sector pay freeze under Johnson.  Brexit Party to fight every Westminster seat The Guardian report on Nigel Farage ...

Today’s political headlines covers May’s extension, Trump Jr’s opinions and BBC blamed for cost of EastEnders’ set revamp.  May to ask for short article 50 extension The Guardian report on the possible extension Theresa May will ...

Today’s political headlines include May appealing to EU to help her deal pass, Zaghari-Ratcliffe granted diplomatic protection, Bradley accepts there are ‘no excuses’ for her comments and Conservatives scared they could lose 1,000 councillors in ...

Today’s political headlines include May not listening on knife crime, Ministers believe Brexit deal will lose by 100 votes, EHRC may launch inquiry into Labour’s handling of antisemitism and Mercer calls on May to allow ...

Today’s political headlines include May’s claim that the UK will not be trapped in backstop, Labour’s demands on Brexit, Tusk remarks leave Brexiteers raging and Ross Thomson escorted from Parliament bar for groping.  UK will ...

Today’s political headlines include Barnier’s rejection of a backstop renegotiation, May and Corbyn’s talk, Sajid Javid’s knife crime measure criticised and May prepares to woo Labour MPs with cash.  Barnier says the backstop is here ...

Today’s political headlines include May’s thoughts on a second referendum, the Attorney General, Geoffrey Cox, telling Cabinet that May will be removed next year, the biggest package of employment reforms for a generation and Blair’s ...

Next Monday (29 October) the Chancellor, Philip Hammond, will be in the House of Commons to deliver his autumn budget. With growing uncertainty over Brexit, all eyes will be on Hammond as he sets out ...

Today’s Conservative Party Conference headlines include new immigration rules, Theresa May booed by party members, Sajid Javid targeting middle class drug users and the call to get behind the PM.  New immigration rules Sky reports on ...

Today’s Conservative Party Conference headlines include Philip Hammond’s remarks that Boris is unfit to be PM, May’s Chequers compromise, the Conservatives have lost their way and Hunt’s opinion that the EU is a prison.   Boris ...

Today’s Labour Party Conference Headlines include Angela Rayner’s proposal to scrap free schools and academies, a worker bonus policy proposed by Shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell and Creasy’s criticism for Momentum.  The end of free schools ...

Today’s Lib Dem Party Conference Headlines include Vince Cable’s claims that the party is electable, the leader feeling sorry for May, liberalism but not by the Lib Dems and Clegg’s claims that the EU could ...

Today’s Lib Dem Party Conference Headlines include the call for a ban on all single-use plastic, Vince Cable’s citizen’s fund, Gina Miller rules herself out of becoming Lib Dem leader and the founder of Pimlico ...

Today’s Political Headlines include Frank Field’s resignation, Poland’s Brexit support, Davidson considering a Westminster role and Wonga in administration.  Frank Field resigns the Labour Whip The BBC reports that the Labour MP for Birkenhead Frank Field has ...

Today’s Political Headlines include May’s vow to fight any leadership bids, pro-EU Tories fear entryism from UKIP voters, the former chief Rabbi who says Corbyn’s remarks are most offensive since rivers of blood, and tackling ...

Sunday’s political programming featured Jeremy Hunt, Liam Fox, Nia Griffith and Dan Jarvis with everything from health to defence on the table – and the usual helping of Brexit. Jeremy Hunt was the most high-profile ...

Following the announcement that Robert Peston’s show would move to Wednesday evenings, Andrew Marr is now the focus of Sunday’s political programming. This week, Marr hosted former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, the First Minister of ...