Britain’s close neighbour is set to ban zero hours contracts
It could pile pressure on the Tories to ban the controversial contracts.
Youth branch of the Greens in open revolt over overhaul to party’s structures
“The proposals presented in the Holistic Review referendum risk severely undermining our internal democracy, and would deal a serious blow to the work of the Young Greens.”
Wetherspoons staff hail strike victory – while bosses try and brush off win
Brighton workers are celebrating after winning an additional pay rise, following unprecedented strike action in October.
A roll call of rogues: Who are the Tory leadership front-runners?
We look at the front-runners for a potential Tory leadership contest – and their disturbing records.
Brexit vote: How a defeat for the PM next week could trigger a fresh General Election
As Parliament prepares to vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal next week, all the predictions are that she will lose. What happens next?
UKIP resignation: Just some of the times Nigel Farage ‘obsessed’ over Islam
From defending Trump’s ‘Muslim ban’ to backing the hard-right group behind ‘Londonistan’ posters…is it time Farage resigned membership of the Farage Party?
Beefeaters on the barricades? Royal Palace workers prepare to strike over pensions
“Our members are not paid a king’s ransom and the pension is one of the things that encourages people to stay in the job.”
With the far right on the offensive, the nature of Islamophobia is changing
Attacks are moving from the internet to the streets – with women and refugees among the most targeted.
EXCLUSIVE: Opposition parties accuse PM of ‘misleading Parliament’ over Brexit at #PMQs
Greens and Lib Dems have accused the PM of misleading the Commons, after the PM claimed Treasury analysis ‘does not show’ the UK will be worse off.
#PMQs: Did the Prime Minister mislead the House over Brexit?
The PM appears to be contradicting her own Chancellor…