Conservatives
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The genial chair of the culture, media and sport committee has fake news, Channel 4 and section 40 in his sights
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Letters: David Hodge’s stance makes him an accessory to his party’s cuts, rather than a rebel against them
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Court of appeal to hear challenge to cutting of sentence from code obliging ministers to comply with treaty and legal requirements
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The British PM’s visit to the United States to meet the new president is proving controversial with our readers
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If May betrays us on migration, minority ethnic Brexiters will switch sides
Dreda Say MitchellBritain’s unequal treatment of foreigners was one reason why many of us voted leave. The prime minister shouldn’t take us for granted
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Conservatives say Trudy Harrison and Jack Brereton will run for respective seats, as Labour announces Gareth Snell as nominee for Stoke Central
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David Davis to respond quickly to supreme court judgment and introduce legislation focusing on article 50
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Rolling coverage of the supreme court Brexit article 50 judgment, with reaction and analysis
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Tories out in force to protect their man by congratulating him on refusing to admit that what had happened had happened.
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Shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer to seek ‘meaningful final vote’ over terms on which UK leaves EU
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Editorial: The green paper suggests small sensible steps forward, but all will be lost in the great leap backwards of Brexit
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Editorial: Theresa May should have come clean to MPs about the failed test launch as soon as she became aware of it
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Chair of women and equalities committee launches campaign amid concern over harassment and violence in schools
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Gillian Troughton’s selection revealed just before Labour announced Copeland and Stoke Central polls will take place on 23 February
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In a week when Theresa May buried the single market, an old book is dug up that seemingly predicted the rise of Trump
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Defra secretary, who came perilously close to being Tory leader, is unable to talk in anything but the most pointless platitudes
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Letters: The UK is already a tax haven, and oversees large quantities of tax dodging
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Anushka Asthana is joined in Westminster by Hugo Dixon, Heather Stewart and Jonathan Isaby on Theresa May’s list of negotiating positions ahead of Brexit talks with the EU
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Conservative MPs toe the line as they rally behind their leader, leaving Labour looking more confused and bereft than ever
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Labour leader says lower tax and fewer regulations to attract investors would put businesses, jobs and public services at risk
Sir Christopher Bland obituary