With abortion pills by mail and a new amendment decriminalizing women who end their own pregnancies, can evangelicals ...

Throughout a day marked by pageantry and declarations of friendship between the two countries on Tuesday, the French president delivered more political messages on China and Palestine.

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The weekly session of Prime Minister's Questions comes ahead of UK-France talks on tackling small boat crossings.

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer declined to rule out extending a freeze in income tax thresholds as his government faces ...

Irene Campbell, Tracy Gilbert, Brian Leishman and Euan Stainbank voted against slashing welfare for future out-of-work ...

Powell noted that MPs who are committee members are still able to reserve a seat in the chamber without resorting to prayers.

Kirsty McNeill made the jibe about the two Scottish crime dramas in the House of Commons on Wednesday morning.