Boris Johnson has narrowly avoided a Tory rebellion to cuts to the UK aid budget as Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle disallows a proposed amendment on the grounds of a legal technicality.

The Electoral Commission has launched an investigation into the origin of funding for renovation works at Boris Johnson's private residence at 11 Downing Street.

The UK government has proposed a new bill to the parliament protecting its veterans from prosecution for war crimes.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has announced plans to overhaul the UK's asylum system but experts doubt this can stop illegal migration into Britain.

Boris Johnson's controversial and disruptive former chief strategist Dominic Cummings has launched a scathing attack on the Health Department with an eye to paving his return to the heart of government.

The UK has finally published its Integrated Review of Security, Defense, Development and Foreign Policy, singling out China as the greatest long-term threat to British national security.

The House of Commons Defense Select Committee has poured cold water on the government's integrated review of defense, security and foreign policy even before it is published.

A British parliamentary debate on Indian farmers' protests has caused anger in New Delhi leading to charges of UK interference in India’s internal affairs.

The man who did more than any other to shape the Brexit debate has given strong indications he wants to leave British politics for good.

In a case of possible double standards in relation to the fight against terrorism an Old Bailey judge has spared an exceptionally young far-right terrorist from a harsh prison sentence.