PMQs 1 February 2012 - Voldemort Strikes Back 1246187
PMQs was particularly rowdy this week, partly because of the bruisers on the order paper and partly due to the looming showdown with the Lords on the ...
PMQs was particularly rowdy this week, partly because of the bruisers on the order paper and partly due to the looming showdown with the Lords on the ...
Labour needs "restless rethinking" of its purpose and its policies if it is to return to power, former leadership candidate David Miliband said on Wed...
The government will try to push the Welfare Reform Bill through Parliament by declaring all of the Lords amendments to it null and void under the "fin...
"Top Totty" is hardly parliamentary language, but it managed to find its way into the weekly business questions in the House of Commons on Thursday mo...
Chris Huhne has resigned as energy secretary after being charged with perverting the course of justice. He was formally accused on Friday of getting ...
Energy secretary Chris Huhne has been charged with in connection with speeding and allegedly perverting the course of justice, the Director of Public ...
It's easy to forget that we could be talking about the deputy prime minister at this point, so close did Chris Huhne come to securing the Lib Dem lead...
Chris Huhne's resignation is the third of David Cameron's Cabinet since the election of May 2010. Two have these have been Liberal Democrats and all ...
Chris Huhne's resignation doesn't change the arithmetic of the Cabinet in terms of Lib Dem bums on seats. Yet green campaigners are already concerned...
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh have attended a church service on Sunday, on the eve of the monarch's Diamond Jubilee anniversary. The royal couple...
More than 100 Tory MPs have written to David Cameron calling for a dramatic cut in subsidies to onshore wind farms and more influence for local people...
Much of Britain woke up to snow on Sunday after the first widespread big freeze of the winter brought dumps of up to 16cm, grounded planes and raised ...
Ed Miliband called for a concerted effort to force the Government to abandon its health reforms, warning critics had only three months to halt a "dang...
Seeing as though the weather has become the news, don't struggle through the snow this morning to get the Sunday papers, we've picked out all the inte...
Regularly drinking two large glasses of wine or two strong pints of beer a day triples the risk of developing mouth cancer, a new Government campaign ...
An album of Shakespeare's sonnets set to music and played on Elizabethan instruments will be released on the bard's birthday this year. Singers inc...
A policeman was seriously injured when he was slashed with a knife in Northern Ireland. The officer, who was wounded in the face and back of the he...
Tough economic conditions have triggered the "lipstick effect", with a rise in shoppers buying small beauty treats to cheer themselves up, retailers s...
Two brothers From Rochdale in Greater Manchester have been charged with murder after the body of a man was found with serious head injuries. Vincen...
Two brothers From Rochdale in Greater Manchester have been charged with murder after the body of a man was found with serious head injuries. Vincen...
Deployments of a warship and Prince William to the Falkland Islands are "entirely routine", the Foreign Secretary said on Sunday morning. William H...
Liberal Democrat president Tim Farron has compared the legitimacy of the British Government to the brutal Syrian regime because of the unelected House...
The Bank of England is widely expected to pump billions of pounds into the UK economy this week despite signs that the UK's financial health may be st...
The gap between backers and opponents of Scottish independence stands at around 5%, a new poll has suggested. A survey for The Sunday Times and Rea...
Half of all flights have been axed at Britain's busiest airport - hours after it stopped snowing. More planes were grounded today at London's Heath...