Politics

The London Mayor Sadiq Khan has declared that the entire leadership at Kensington and Chelsea council should consider their positions – saying there was “not a chance in hell” that residents would have “the semblance of confidence” in them. The council’s chief executive has already quit – but are those with political power accepting their…

Two weeks after a General Election that was supposed to make her stronger in Europe, Theresa May is in Brussels – a diminished figure amongst the EU leaders.

With us to discuss the Grenfell fire and the aftermath was the Conservative MP Chris Philp and the Shadow Housing Minister Andy Slaughter.

Seven high rise blocks in four English regions which have been tested so far have combustible outer cladding – just like that on Grenfell Tower, according to Number 10.

The Conservative Party contracted a secretive call centre during the election campaign which may have broken data protection and election laws, a Channel 4 News investigation has found.

The dogs that didn’t bark, measures at the heart of the Tories’ failed election gambit now dropped, hover like a cloud over proceedings.

Former Treasury Chief Secretary, Labour MP Liam Byrne, and Financial Times US editor Gillian Tett discuss the Barclays fraud allegations.

Former Cabinet Minister Ken Clarke, former Business Secretary Sir Vince Cable, and Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner discuss Theresa May’s future, Brexit, austerity and the Grenfell Tower fire.

President Trump has condemned North Korea for its “brutality” following the death of a young American student after being held in custody for 15 months. Otto Warmbier was already in a coma when he was returned to his parents in Cincinnati last week. His parents said he had been subjected to “awful torturous mistreatment”.

It was delayed by a week, but when it came it was significantly different in tone to Theresa May’s thoughts on Britain’s departure from the EU during the General Election. Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Mansion House speech suggested plans for a slower, softer Brexit than the Prime Minister appears to favour. His speech seemed to reflect…

Nine years on from the crash, Barclays Bank and four former top executives are charged with committing criminal fraud.

Former Conservative Party leader and leading Brexiteer, Iain Duncan Smith, says Britain can’t remain in the single market and the customs union if it is leaving the EU.

On the first day of Brexit negotiations, has the Government changed its policy?