westminster

Is The UK Finally Being 'Less Naive' About China's Growing Influence?

It's not so much that China has changed tack, just that Westminster is only now starting to act.
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Chinese Spy Allegations: Everything We Know So Far About Parliamentary Researcher's Arrest

The accused parliamentary researcher says he is "completely innocent" and not a Chinese spy.
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MPs Accused Of Treating Staff Safety Concerns As An 'Afterthought'

Unions have issued a thinly veiled threat to MPs over the lack of action to fix up asbestos-riddled buildings.
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Car Crashes Into Gates Of Downing Street

Armed officers have arrested a man on suspicion of criminal damage and dangerous driving.
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Northern Ireland Brexit Deal Expected Within Days, Dominic Raab Says

The deputy prime minister said we are on the “cusp of a deal” over the NI protocol.
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Keir Starmer Trolls The Tories By Promising A 'Take Back Control Act'

The Labour leader has stolen the infamous Brexit slogan used by Vote Leave.
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Labour MP Says There Is A 'Whisper Network' Of Politicians To Avoid In Westminster

Charlotte Nichols says she was handed a list of MPs never to accept a drink from or be alone with when she arrived in parliament.
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Tory MP Told To Stay Away From Parliament Following Rape Arrest

The latest in a series of sexual misconduct allegations to shake Westminster.
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Prince Charles Will Read Queen's Speech At State Opening Of Parliament

The monarch will "reluctantly" not attend the ceremony amid health concerns, Buckingham Palace confirms.
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Labour Wins Wandsworth and Westminster From Tories

Totemic victories a huge blow for Boris Johnson as Tories lose councillors across the country.
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