The Latest Breaking News from Westminster

The Scottish Government said it was up to Westminster to confirm whether the current scheme will continue next year.

Oxford Street is in danger of being swamped by US style candy and tourist tat shops after being hit harder than any other major shopping destination in Europe during the pandemic, Westminster council’s leader will warn on Wednesday.

Steven Bonnar also gave his attentive listeners the chance to ask him questions about his time in politics

A home in Westminster, Colorado has been destroyed in an explosion that damaged several surrounding properties and vehicles, the local fire department said.

The Internal Market Act was brought in by Westminster to regulate trade between the four nations of the UK in the wake of Brexit

Clare Haughey says some Scottish Government funding is making up for a shortfall from Westminster.

Motorists will be able to drive into central London after 6pm from Monday without having to pay the congestion charge.

Campaigners say plans to build the memorial next to the Palace of Westminster is the ‘right idea in the wrong place’.

The SNP's Westminster leader has demanded that Scots should still be able to order free lateral flow tests if needed.

Lobbyists for energy companies help to run parliamentary groups without needing to declare their role

Anti-Jewish hate incidents are rising. But political consensus in Westminster means little without a wide anti-racist coalition, says David Feldman of the Birkbeck Institute for the Study of Antisemitism