House of Commons
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David Davis hopes MPs can debate before summer recess his motion accusing former PM of misleading Commons
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Advisers for former shadow cabinet ministers have House of Commons security access taken away without notice in ‘bully boy tactics’
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Editorial: It is good that MPs scrutinise appointments, but they must also ask the right questions
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Labour leader says country posed ‘no military threat’ to the UK and that decision makers must face consequences
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Commons committees say financial watchdog should examine accountancy firm’s history with Sir Philip Green over retailer’s closure
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The politics sketch Chilcot offered chance for political catharsis – but who would grasp it?
John CraceFor Tony Blair, it was all about him – didn’t people understand how difficult the Iraq war decision had been? -
Tony Blair’s successor as Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, responds on Wednesday to the long-awaited Chilcot report into the Iraq war
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Letters: A general election in which all parties present manifestos explaining their intentions in negotiations with the EU is now essential
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The Commons inquiry into prostitution has recommended legalising brothels and soliciting as quickly as possible. So, what happens now?
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Law firm says article 50 cannot be triggered without full debate and vote by parliament
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We must be allowed an informed democratic vote on a specific EU exit package. That’s why I tabled a parliamentary motion to support it – ask your MP to sign
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Conservative and Labour leaders debate fallout from EU vote – including effect on each other’s careers
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The Conservative and Labour leaders swap squabbling with their respective parties for squabbling with each other
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Group floats plans for ‘Saving Labour’ campaign as pro-Corbyn supporters organise rallies
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At PMQs, David Cameron seemed to care more about the future of the opposition than Jeremy Corbyn did
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You Brits invented parliamentary democracy. Take it from an American – it should still hold sway. But start again with a new government. No fiddle faddle
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Letters: A Brexit-lite might just manage to keep our kingdom united while repairing a number of broken fences across the Channel
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Home affairs committee to consider sharia courts’ compatibility with British law, in parallel with Home Office inquiry
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Conservative politician whose pragmatism as Northern Ireland secretary helped pave the way for the Good Friday agreement
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House of Commons website sees unprecedented traffic for record-breaking petition
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Concern over proportion of white and elderly JPs as courts minister says number of lay magistrates is set to halve
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Rachel Reeves, Labour MP for Leeds, pays tribute to Jo Cox on Monday in a special session in the House of Commons
Brexit vote paves way for federal union to save UK, says all-party group