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Rishi Sunak’s parliamentary private secretary placed a £100 (NZ$206.85) bet on a July election three days before it was announced.

British politicians called on the UK government to exert more pressure on Sri Lanka by referring them to the International Criminal Court, imposing targeted sanctions and to evaluate it's military co-operation over the island's history of human rights abuses. 

EXCLUSIVE: Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy has been slapped down after accusing Boris Johnson of undermining Britains foreign policy.

For reasons best known to himself, Sir Keir Starmer had been digging around the Tory Party’s pet cemetery and had procured himself the deadest of dead cats to sling across the despatch box for PMQs.

The debate came on the eve of the Rochdale by-election.

Thousands take part in demonstration as concerns grow that groups denying climate crisis are seeking to exploit campaign

During a new UK House of Commons inquiry into British South Pole interests, a leading academic has told MPs that Russian oil and gas surveys via Cape Town may raise questions about the vulnerable region’s future.

Anna McMorrin says Labour ‘absolutely determined’ on net zero after visiting Antarctica and finding report by her father, a polar researcher

Labour MP stirred by disappearing Antarctic ice and her father's legacy

Veteran MP, who revealed last week he had an aggressive and untreatable form of blood cancer, died on Wednesday morning