‘Dying rump’ of loyalists left would not be able to rebuild support for him in party, Tory MP says

Rishi Sunak’s brexit deal for Northern Ireland will be formally signed off on Friday at an official meeting in London.

A lively journey from Fleet Street to Partygate by way of Have I Got News For You, the Olympics and brexit

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris said there can be ‘no renegotiating’ of the Windsor Framework.

Whilst brexit-based visa restrictions currently make EU touring financially unviable for many up-and-coming bands, planned US visa increases now threaten access to the American live music circuit.

The PM's new deal for NI has "an element of the sticking plaster" to it, says Sir Jeffrey Donaldson.

In the space of a month, Rishi Sunak has unveiled a well-received brexit deal; announced legislation to tackle small boat crossings; rekindled relations with France; navigated the budget and averted some future strikes. That hasn't gone unnoticed by ...

Britain appears to be an international outlier after the shock reading in double digits this week

At least £466m was spent constructing and running seven Inland Border Facilities - but Government then ripped up its policy amid fears of food shortages

Prime minister Rishi Sunak has been accused of picking an opportune moment to publish his long-awaited tax affairs, with yesterday’s news agenda dominated by Boris Johnson’s privileges committee grilling and a vote on his new brexit deal for Nort ...

Latest updates: party fears it would lose London constituency if former PM is suspended after appearance at privileges committee

 

Sir Bernard Jenkin leads Partygate committee grilling of Boris Johnson on defence dossier claims

Leaving drinks for No 10 staff ‘essential’ during lockdown, former PM tells committee

Winning Tory doubters – and Johnson loyalists – round to his Windsor Framework strengthen’s prime minister’s election wicket

Boris Johnson and Liz Truss led the Tory rebels but failed to muster much support

House of Commons votes 515 to 29 in favor of the so-called Stormont Brake.

The House of Commons voted to approve parts of the deal struck with the EU to change the Northern Ireland brexit protocol, but with some notable rebels. Find out how all MPs voted

The Stormont brake gets the backing of the majority of MPs by 515 votes to 29, but feisty exchanges show the debate on the new deal between the UK and EU is far from over.

Watch a live view of the House of Commons as MPs vote on Windsor Framework plans.