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The Government must act now to suspend all types of surgical mesh, MPs warned in a heated two-hour debate in the House of Commons.
A former UK ambassador to Syria has said we must "swallow our pride" and move towards re-establishing ties with Bashar al Assad.
A top MP has claimed the Home Office should be doing "much more" to get a grip on the Windrush immigration row, as the number of confirmed cases being investigated passed 200.
A top MP has claimed the Home Office should be doing "much more" to get a grip on the Windrush immigration row.
HMRC mentioned a mobile operator's donations to the Conservative Party when it rejected a French request to search the firm's London offices, Downing Street has admitted.
The Prime Minister's pursuit of a "hostile environment" for illegal immigrants in Britain was seen in Whitehall as "almost reminiscent of Nazi Germany", the former chief of the civil service has claimed.
Tory ministers have risked a row with parliamentary officials by taking selfies and other photos from inside the House of Commons chamber.
Rogue landlords who exploit vulnerable tenants should face having their properties confiscated, an influential committee of MPs has recommended.
Plastic straws, drink stirrers and plastic-stemmed cotton buds could soon be banned from sale in England under a Government plan.
David Cameron has said he does not regret calling the Brexit referendum, despite the decision setting off a series of events which ended with him resigning as prime minister.
A total of 113 Windrush cases are now being investigated by the Home Office, it has been confirmed.
The Government has suffered a heavy defeat in the House of Lords over its policy of leaving the EU's customs union.
A Tory MP has been branded a "disgrace" as he was accused of "trivialising" Saddam Hussein's brutal rule in Iraq.
Theresa May has accused Jeremy Corbyn of allowing anti-Semitism to "run rife in his party" and angrily refuted the Labour leader's claim she is heading a "callous" government.
There were fiery exchanges in the Commons as Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn clashed over the destruction of landing cards that recorded the arrival of Windrush immigrants to Britain.
The Government needs to provide "full guarantees" to EU citizens in the wake of the Windrush scandal, the European Parliament's Brexit coordinator has demanded.
Labour MPs have described their personal experiences of abuse, calling on the party to take action against "corrosive" anti-Semitism.
Forty-nine new cases are being looked into after a helpline was set up for Windrush generation immigrants, the Home Office has said.
Theresa May has been accused of displaying a "flagrant disregard" for Parliament over the Syria airstrikes during a second day of debate sparked by Britain's role in the military action.
The chief inspector of the UK's probation service has defended taking on a second job, suggesting she could do both as she does not have young children.
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