But union leaders blame politicians for failing to stop the strikes, which will begin on Tuesday.

The UK government has published plans to get rid of parts of the post-Brexit deal it agreed with the EU.

Asylum claimants who successfully challenged their removal to Rwanda this week could be among the first to be monitored.

The new cost of living tsar says he wants "old friends and colleagues... to help the British people".

The Labour leader and his deputy attended a gathering in an MP's office during lockdown.

The PM offers a military training programme which he says could "change the equation of the war".

Lord Geidt says his reasons for resigning were "far wider" than some have suggested.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition to the US is approved by UK Home Secretary Priti Patel.

Tory Nick Fletcher's position risks the mental health of trans children, one charity claims.

The aim of the role for England is to help tackle decades of health inequalities.

More than eight in 10 people say they are worried about the cost-of-living, a BBC survey suggests.

People cannot easily find out how dirty the air is where they live, the National Audit Office says.

Wakefield candidate Nadeem Ahmed says people can still trust the Tories after the former MP was jailed.

Peter Bone shares the contents with parliament on the sixth anniversary of Jo Cox's murder.

The justice secretary says the grounding of the flight strengthens the case for reforming human rights laws.

The Renters Reform Bill will also end blanket bans on benefit claimants or families with children.

Boris Johnson's ethics adviser says he was asked to consider "a deliberate breach of the ministerial code".

UK plans to ditch the NI Protocol would lead to "monstrous" paperwork for firms, the EU claims.

Home Secretary Priti Patel says the government will not be deterred from doing the "right thing".

Brussels says altering the Northern Ireland Protocol breaks international law, but the UK disputes this.

The Scottish government says it will present a "route map" to a second vote shortly.

More than eight million UK homes will get the first of two cost-of-living payments totalling £650.

Is there a majority in favour of changes to Northern Ireland's Brexit deal?

Bath MP Wera Hobhouse accuses the government of not taking Jim Fitton's case "seriously enough".

The government seems determined to press ahead with its plans despite last-minute legal interventions.

"What an incredible thing they achieved," says Boris Johnson at a service to mark 40 years since the war's end.

The SNP's Patrick Grady apologises for an unwanted advance in which he stroked a staff member's hair.

David Buttress, who has been appointed by the UK government, has a history of criticising ministers.

Scotland's first minister says her government has an "indisputable mandate" for another referendum.

A new hub will house 2,500 civil servants including 700 roles which have already moved from London.

Boris Johnson's ethics adviser does not deny he considered quitting over ministerial rules.

The strikes could be held from July 25 and threaten to add to summer travel disruption.

Sir Tony Blair, the Duchess of Cornwall and Baroness Amos are installed in the Order of the Garter.

The Brexit campaigner says he will "likely" appeal against the High Court judgement.

England's future food strategy is released amid criticism from campaigners that it lacks ambition.

The Labour leader appears to have missed the deadline in declaring Arsenal tickets and an oil painting.

The transport secretary says he is preparing to overhaul rules, as rail workers prepare to walk out.

They are taking the case to the Court of Appeal after a judge ruled the first flight could go ahead.

Cabinet Office minister Heather Wheeler had been speaking at a conference in London.

The proposal is not expected to be adopted when government unveils its food strategy for England.

The government says the 7.3% cap offers "peace of mind for graduates" as the cost of living grows.

Campaigners fail in their legal bid to halt the removals set for Tuesday but will appeal.

Boris Johnson condemns a Russian proxy court's "sham" death sentences for two British fighters.

A woman took about £7k of benefits intended for the care of her brain-damaged uncle, a court hears.

Sir Keir Starmer is in Belfast where Brexit-related issues were due to be a major topic of discussion.

The Conservative Party distances itself from an article on immigration by donor Maurizio Bragagni.

The senior Labour MP says she was afraid of looking unprofessional as she tended to her young child.

The Treasury should have insured government debt against interest rate rises, a research institute says.

The prime minister tries to tackle the rising cost of living while grappling with leadership challenges.

Billions have been "splurged" on PPE some of which is now going to be burned, a committee of MPs says.