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Brexit: Vote for 'improved deal' or face 'political crisis'
The prime minister has secured "legally binding" changes to her Brexit deal, the Cabinet Office minister says.
Brexit: 'Legally binding' changes to EU deal agreed
PM has secured "legally binding" changes to Brexit deal, says Cabinet Office minister day ahead of MPs' vote
Future Britain Group draws Labour MPs
The first meeting of Tom Watson's new group within the Labour Party was standing room only.
Anti-Semitism row existential threat, Lord Falconer says
Lord Falconer says he will wait before deciding whether to review Labour's handling of anti-Semitism claims.
Sajid Javid on Shamima Begum and UK nationals in Syria
Sajid Javid says he would not "shy away from using those powers at my disposal to protect this country".
'This was a British baby who is now dead'
The shadow home secretary says Shamima Begum was "Britain’s responsibility" and should have been allowed back in the UK with her baby.
NHS signals four-hour A&E target may end
NHS bosses to pilot new ways of measuring performance in England, which may mean changes to key targets.
Brexit: Corbyn asks for PM's withdrawal agreement update
Jeremy Corbyn appears annoyed that his urgent question to the prime minister about progress in Brexit talks is not answered by Theresa May.
Brexit: MPs' second vote on PM's deal to go ahead
Labour says the government is in chaos amid reports Theresa May may go to Strasbourg for last-ditch talks.
Dewberry says Mason 'deeply rude to me'
Talking about divided politics, Michelle Dewberry accuses Paul Mason of being rude to her when they appear in a Politics Live debate.
Sleaford Mods on Brexit, austerity and political disillusionment
The punk duo Sleaford Mods talk about Brexit, austerity and modern disillusionment with politics.
MSP on daughter's choking experience
Alex Cole-Hamilton said his four-year-old Darcy was taken to hospital after she choked on a coin on Saturday night.
The false claims over joining the euro
An old newspaper headline suggesting all EU members will have to use the single currency is being shared on social media.
Plaid Cymru needs 'inclusive' rebrand, says study
A former SNP MP says the Welsh nationalist party needs a "more inclusive" message.
Brexit: 10 ways you could be affected by no-deal
From your weekly shop to your holiday plans, how could a no-deal Brexit affect you?
What's in the Speaker's inbox?
Emails from the public give an insight into the Speaker, John Bercow's postbag.
Brexit talks deadlocked day before Commons vote on May's deal
Talks between UK and EU officials are due to resume after weekend negotiations fail to find breakthrough.
Cheese, chops and hops: How will Brexit impact UK producers?
With Brexit looming, a lamb farmer, cheese maker and brewer give their take on what it might hold.
Big Brexit moment: Will MPs back or bin the PM's deal?
The clock is ticking to 29 March when the UK is due to officially leave the EU, but could there still be a last-minute twist?
Brexit: Is the UK actually in a crisis over leaving the EU?
With the 29 March deadline for leaving the EU fast approaching, are politicians and the press scaremongering, or is this a major crisis?