But Boris Johnson says the UK will still leave on 31 October "new deal or no deal - but no delay".
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PM will send Brexit extension letter, court told
But Boris Johnson says the UK will still leave on 31 October "new deal or no deal - but no delay".
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PM will send Brexit extension letter, court told
But Boris Johnson says the UK will still leave on 31 October "new deal or no deal - but no delay".
Rory Stewart quits Tories to run for London mayor
The former leadership candidate will quit as an MP to stand as an independent in next year's contest.
The week ahead in Parliament
There's two days left in the 2017-19 Parliamentary session - enough time for further Brexit manoeuvring?
Scrap 'pernicious' Home Office, says Green leader
A new Ministry for Sanctuary should oversee a "fairer" immigration system, Jonathan Bartley says.
Welsh independence referendum 'before 2030'
Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price says an independence referendum will take place in the next decade.
UK Brexit offer 'a step forward' says Coveney
Ireland's deputy PM welcomes "progress" on single market alignment but says more change is needed.
Formal complaint made against Sheffield MP O'Mara
A letter claims the Sheffield Hallam MP put his personal interests above those of his constituents.
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PM will send Brexit extension letter, court told
But Boris Johnson says the UK will still leave on 31 October "new deal or no deal - but no delay".
Rory Stewart quits Tories to run for London mayor
The former leadership candidate will quit as an MP to stand as an independent in next year's contest.
The week ahead in Parliament
There's two days left in the 2017-19 Parliamentary session - enough time for further Brexit manoeuvring?
Scrap 'pernicious' Home Office, says Green leader
A new Ministry for Sanctuary should oversee a "fairer" immigration system, Jonathan Bartley says.
Welsh independence referendum 'before 2030'
Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price says an independence referendum will take place in the next decade.
UK Brexit offer 'a step forward' says Coveney
Ireland's deputy PM welcomes "progress" on single market alignment but says more change is needed.
Formal complaint made against Sheffield MP O'Mara
A letter claims the Sheffield Hallam MP put his personal interests above those of his constituents.
Rory Stewart quits Tories to run for London mayor
The former leadership candidate will quit as an MP to stand as an independent in next year's contest.
The week ahead in Parliament
There's two days left in the 2017-19 Parliamentary session - enough time for further Brexit manoeuvring?
Scrap 'pernicious' Home Office, says Green leader
A new Ministry for Sanctuary should oversee a "fairer" immigration system, Jonathan Bartley says.
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Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price says he wants "economic justice" from Westminster.
Government promises that it is prepared to write a letter seeking an Article 50 extension are contradictory, claim campaigners.
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Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price says an independence referendum will take place in the next decade.
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There's two days left in the 2017-19 Parliamentary session - enough time for further Brexit manoeuvring?
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The NI secretary is also meeting four of the main Stormont parties to discuss devolution.
Read moreThe ex-Tory leadership hopeful outlines why he is standing as an independent candidate for London mayor.
The former leadership candidate will quit as an MP to stand as an independent in next year's contest.
Read moreCo-leader Jonathan Bartley tells the Green Party's annual conference in Newport the party now has 50,000 members.
Life-sized Boris Johnson cake unveiled at ExCel Centre
A life-sized model of Prime Minister Boris Johnson made entirely out of cake has been unveiled at the Cake and Bake Show 2019, which is being held at the ExCel convention centre in east London.
The creation is a chocolate cake, with chocolate frosting, covered in chocolate ganache and recreates the moment Mr Johnson got stuck on a zip wire at Victoria Park during the London 2012 Olympic games.
Rosie Dummer, from Channel 4's Extreme Cake Makers who created the piece, said: "For me, 2012 was the best year Britain ever had. We had the Olympics and the Jubilee - everyone was just on fire and it was a really happy time."
