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The ex-prime minister’s surprise resignation as an MP followed a collapse in his popularity that is likely to be terminal

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If you don’t vote Tory, it is unlikely you will care about the somewhat anxious mood within the SW1 offices of the famous Spectator magazine, once edited by Boris Johnson. Or understand the sense of hopeful uncertainty buzzing around the offices of the “Torygraph” newspaper in Victoria. But to many…

Staff will be left at risk if proposals to ban members under police investigation from Westminster estate dropped, unions say

Angus Robertson told the Scottish Parliament that ministers were given less than eight working hours to consider amendments to the wide-sweeping bill

Green MP Caroline Lucas’s announcement that she will be leaving parliament at the next general election will have come as a surprise to many. Elected in 2010 as the party’s first ever MP, overturning a pretty thumping Labour majority, she has become something of a force to be reckoned with…

Geza Tarjanyi, 62, denies pushing former health secretary towards London underground escalator

The Green MP for Brighton Pavilion is leaving Westminster. It’s a sign that change will only come to a broken system from outside, says Compass director Neal Lawson

Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock feared he was about to be shoved down a Tube escalator during a confrontation with an anti-vaccine protestor, a court has heard.

Federation of Independent Retailers representative claims shops have been left out of pocket by repeated delays

Record View says the scheme was a sound idea that has become a huge waste of money.