We don’t need more time – we need decisions from the British Parliament – this from the EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier.
We’re joined by Labour MP Jess Phillips – who has said she found it hard to disagree with her former colleagues who are part of the Independent Group – and ask her whether she was minded to join them.
A 16 year old boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been found guilty of abducting, raping and murdering six-year-old Alesha MacPhail.
At least 67 people have been killed in a fire which raged through an historic shopping district in the Bangladesh capital Dhaka.
The Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has criticised the decision to strip British citizenship from the teenager Shamima Begum – who went to Syria to join the militant Islamic State group – saying she should be allowed back to the country to face questioning. Her family still hope to bring her newborn baby to live with them in the UK. While in…
An American TV star who tearfully claimed to be the victim of a vicious racist and homophobic attack, has now been charged with orchestrating it all himself.
The Pope has put forward 21 proposals to tackle the sex abuse scandal in the Catholic church and protect children as he opened a four day summit at the Vatican.
A referendum on Europe which divided families, communities and politics, but the result was being challenged only a few years later. Politicians from different traditions coming together to create new parties, and old parties being transformed by new leadership. A vision of the present and future, or a description of Britain after 1975. Doctor Robert…
We’re joined by the Conservative MP Rehman Chishti who’s a member of the Commons Home Affairs Committee.
Gary Gibbon
For many years Ian Austin was seen by Tory opponents as just about the most tribal Labour politician on the planet. He would hurl abuse at Conservative opponents, never drop the party battle for a moment of non-political civility. It was visceral for him. Today he finds himself walking out of the tribe. He has issued…
The planned merger of Sainsbury’s and Asda looks doomed after the UK competition watchdog said it may block the de
A new report, shown exclusively to this programme, has revealed the psychological effect on people of faith who have undertaken so-called “gay conversion therapy”.
Catholic bishops from all over the world are gathering in Rome ahead of the Vatican’s first meeting to discuss child sexual abuse within the Church.
The Bangladeshi government has said that Shamima Begum is not a citizen and that she is a matter for Britain.
We spoke to Defence Minister Tobias Ellwood and began by asking if this was a difficult day for the Conservatives.
Anna Soubry, who resigned from the Conservative party today, is joined by Sir Bill Cash, Conservative chairman of the European Scrutiny Committee, Sir Vince Cable, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, and the former Labour MP Ann Coffey, who has joined the Independent Group.
One of the three Tories to quit was the former Business Minister Anna Soubry.
The new Independent Group of MPs is two days old, and today it boosted its membership to 11.
Gary Gibbon
At PMQs nobody dared mention the splinter group formed from Labour and Tory MPs only moments earlier. It was like everybody pretending they didn’t hear the vicar’s fart at afternoon tea.
Theresa May faces questions from MPs – as three members of her own party resign. Anna Soubry, Sarah Wollaston and Heidi Allen have written a joint letter to confirm their departure. The move comes after eight Labour MPs resigned from their party over its handling of Brexit and anti-Semitism, to form a new group.
Tributes have been paid to Karl Lagerfeld, who’s died at the age of 85 after a period of ill-health.
He might be 77 years old but Bernie Sanders has announced he’ll run for the Presidency again.
Those sceptical of Brussels often say fraud is a long-standing problem, but one man who went public with what he uncovered believes blowing the whistle cost him his job.
Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen discusses the Brexit negotiations.
