Politics

Did Tony Blair punch ham with Bill Clinton? When it comes to bizarre conversations between the former leaders it can be difficult distinguishing fact from fiction

They'll be back, but the truth is Nick Griffin's rabble just wasn't British enough to ever really matter

The far-right party is not allowed to stand candidates in local or national elections unless it submits detailed information to be checked by the watchdog

Tulip Siddiq, a heavily pregnant Labour MP, was reportedly told by Eleanor Laing, the Deputy Speaker, that she had "made women look bad"

Emily Thornberry is going to have to charm Len McCluskey into making his members redundant. Let's see how that goes...

Jess Phillips said the Labour leader should have promoted more women and warned that the hard-Left has a 'special talent' for discrimination

The Ukip leader said he should never have spoken out about the wheel falling off his car, after questions were raised about the so-called assassination attempt

The foreign secretary said he is unlikely to vote against the prime minister if David Cameron recommends the UK should remain in the EU

Labour's Right has got some cheek castigating their leader for exercising a smidgeon of the heavy-handed control they practiced under Blair

The Labour MP said Sophena Houlihan would get a fee if they were photographed together after the 18 year-old made his sexually explicit texts to her public

Labour's shadow defence secretary partied with bosses of the law firm, dubbed 'immoral, thieving and ambulance chasing' over cases it brought against soldiers in Iraq

British homeowners must be "ready" for a rise in interest rates, says the Chancellor

POLITICAL SKETCH: The Prime Minister continues his EU renegotiations in Hungary – but for some reason chooses to sidestep a certain issue

Labour's Paul Flynn compared the ruling by Kathryn Hudson, the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner, in the case of Sir Malcolm and Mr Straw with a more critical one by Ofcom

United Nations warning comes as Twitter, Facebook and Google insist they should be allowed to tip off suspected terrorists and criminals being monitored by the security services.

The First Minister is challenged on why she has not allocated £5 million given by the UK Government nine days ago to flooded householders and businesses

The former Prime Minister and Nigel Griffiths, his former flatmate, help launch rival EU referendum campaigns on the same day

Viktor Orbán insists discrimination against Hungarians in Mr Cameron’s EU renegotiation package would be unacceptable, but indicates a deal can be reached on benefits