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Brexit: UK Parliament rejects Theresa May's deal for second time
Brexit: UK Parliament rejects Theresa May's deal for second time
Pakistan criticised at UNHRC for its duplicity on Kashmir
Pakistan criticised at UNHRC for its duplicity on Kashmir
Yellow Vest protests: French Interior Minister rejects calls for resignation
Yellow Vest protests: French Interior Minister rejects calls for resignation
Russia bats for extension of arms reduction treaty with US
Russia bats for extension of arms reduction treaty with US
Karen Uhlenbeck 1st woman to get Abel Prize, top honour in maths
UK: Lord Ahmed, his two brothers charged with rape, granted bail till April 16
UK: Lord Ahmed, his two brothers charged with rape, granted bail till April 16
Police suspect terror motive behind Utrecht attack
Police suspect terror motive behind Utrecht attack
Dutch shooting: Utrecht Police investigate motive behind attack
Dutch shooting: Utrecht Police investigate motive behind attack
After France, Germany backs listing of Masood Azhar as terrorist in EU
After France, Germany backs listing of Masood Azhar as terrorist in EU
PoK activists condemn Pulwama terror attack at UNHRC, asks Pakistan to dismantle terror camps
PoK activists condemn Pulwama terror attack at UNHRC, asks Pakistan to dismantle terror camps
May secures legally binding changes for Brexit agreement: Minister
May secures legally binding changes for Brexit agreement: Minister
Putin signs bills banning fake news, insults
Putin signs bills banning fake news, insults
Brexit deal omens for government
The Prime Minister will like the headlines that some pro-Brexit newspapers have this morning. She should savour them as the rest of the day might not go so well. There ar
In UK, rallying call to Indian voters
Utrecht tram shooting: Police confirm 3 killed, several injured
Utrecht tram shooting: Police confirm 3 killed, several injured
Lawmakers can't vote again on Brexit, says UK Speaker
Lawmakers can't vote again on Brexit, says UK Speaker
Utrecht tram shooting: 3 killed, suspect held
Utrecht tram shooting: 3 killed, suspect held
Three teenagers die at St Patrick’s Day party in Co Tyrone
Two 17-year-olds and a 16-year-old died, while another 16-year-old girl remains in hospital.
Number of children with parent in prison under-estimated, says report
According to a report being released tomorrow, the number of children with a parent in prison has been hugely under-estimated.
Bus explodes in central Stockholm after ramming into tunnel
Bus explodes in central Stockholm after ramming into tunnel
Exiled Ex-Catalan chief Carles Puigdemont to run for EU elections
Exiled Ex-Catalan chief Carles Puigdemont to run for EU elections
4 people arrested in UK for referencing Christchurch mosque attacks
4 people arrested in UK for referencing Christchurch mosque attacks
Charities ‘overwhelmed’ by food bank users amid Universal Credit rollout
Two MPs who have been travelling the country to find out the impact of austerity have made their final stop in Glasgow.
Activists of PoK, Gilgit urge UN to stop Pakistan from carrying out atrocities on locals
Activists of PoK, Gilgit urge UN to stop Pakistan from carrying out atrocities on locals
Nirav Modi tracked down in London's Theatre District
Nirav Modi tracked down in London's Theatre District
Pak-backed pro-Khalistanis assault British Indians outside Indian High Commission in London
Pak-backed pro-Khalistanis assault British Indians outside Indian High Commission in London
Twenty-year old charged with murder following the stabbing of teenager Jodie Chesney
Seven deaths in seven days. The number of people dying because of knife crime is only getting worse.
What is fuelling the far-right threat?
Akeela Ahmed, who chairs the Government's Anti-Muslim-Hatred Taskforce and Hisham Hellyer, who specialises in international security at the Royal United Services Institut
Leave campaigners march on Westminster to protest possible Brexit delays
Supporters of the Leave Means Leave campaign have set off on what they're calling a 'Brexit Betrayal' March.
Government may have to pay tens of millions to ferry companies in the event of a Brexit delay
The Transport Secretary, Chris Grayling, is under fire again, after it emerged the government could have to pay tens of millions of pounds extra for ferries from France.
Stores looted during 18th week of 'Yellow-Vest' protests in Paris
Stores looted during 18th week of 'Yellow-Vest' protests in Paris
Nirav Modi living freely in £8 million flat in London: UK newspaper
Nirav Modi living freely in £8 million flat in London: UK newspaper
Sally Challen son says murder retrial would be ‘an absolute injustice’
The son of a woman who killed her husband and is facing a retrial for murder tells Channel 4 News that she should be allowed to enter a manslaughter plea instead.
Shoreham pilot cleared of manslaughter
The pilot whose plane crashed during the Shoreham Airshow, killing 11 people in 2015, has been cleared of manslaughter.
This was the first time either of the MPs had been made aware of Arron Banks's role in campaigning at the time of their friend's death.
Who is accused of carrying out NZ mosques attack?
The gunman alleged to have live-streamed the attacks has been identified as Brenton Tarrant, who describes himself online as an ordinary, white, working-class man, with a
Sasha Havlicek, co-founder of the counter-terrorism think tank, the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, discusses the Christchurch attacks.
International condemnation of mosque killings
We are at the Anzac Memorial in Hyde Park in London.
France sanctions JeM chief Masood Azhar, freezes his assets
France sanctions JeM chief Masood Azhar, freezes his assets
Russia bans fake news, criminalises 'disrespect' of state
Russia bans fake news, criminalises 'disrespect' of state
EU reprimands Saudi Arabia over human rights at UNHRC
EU reprimands Saudi Arabia over human rights at UNHRC
First official Women's Day holiday observed in Berlin
First official Women's Day holiday observed in Berlin
Britain may never leave EU if Brexit deal is rejected: Theresa May
Britain may never leave EU if Brexit deal is rejected: Theresa May
Calls for Karen Bradley to resign over Northern Ireland comments
Karen Bradley has been forced to apologise over comments she made about The Troubles.
People are ‘entitled to be upset’ over Karen Bradley’s NI blunder, Conservative MP says
Amid calls for Karen Bradley to resign over comments she made about The Troubles, we speak to Conservative MP Andrew Murrison, who chairs the Northern Ireland Select
Labour and Tories under fire over race and religion issues
Both parties have faced criticism – including over comments from the Leader of the House of Commons, Andrea Leadsom.
Britain on the breadline: Two MPs tour country on fact-finding mission
Independent MPs Heidi Allen and Frank Field say the Chancellor must end the freeze on benefits when he delivers his spring statement next week.
Brexit vs the world: Is Britain too self-obsessed? | Politics: Where Next? podcast
Listen and subscribe to Politics: Where Next? on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and other good apps. On this week’s episode: As the Brexit process treads water, we’v
UK Parliament votes to delay Brexit, rejects second referendum
UK Parliament votes to delay Brexit, rejects second referendum
Bloody Sunday soldier faces murder charges
It's nearly half a century since one of the darkest days in Northern Ireland's Troubles.
