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Analysis: Relationship between journalists and Downing Street fraught in wake of misleading statements

Joy Smith was selected to represent East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow at the inaugural event.

The finance secretary admitted "lessons do need to be learned" by her party over its handling of complaints made by staff.

The Scottish Affairs Committee at Westminster heard evidence as part of its latest inquiry

From Friday's boos at St. Paul's Cathedral for his entrance to the Queen's jubilee thanksgiving service, to a Monday morning leadership challenge at Westminster, the Conservative revolt against the prime minister has suddenly gone into overdrive. With two big by-elections coming up, why set the wheels in motion now?

At one demonstration more than 100 people gathered outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre.

The good people of Westminster have taken their revenge on the Conservative party. After five years and more in which the Conservative party has used “Westminster” as a shorthand to describe the metropolitan elite which is, apparently, rigging the system in its own favour against the neglected provinces, Westminster took…

In her regular Daily Record column, the MP for Glasgow Central said the Conservative Government at Westminster has failed to help ordinary people struggling with the cost of living.

Those who wish Westminster was more like The West Wing should take note of research on election spending caps in Brazil