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Sky News understands that a small group of MPs and peers are set to be told about recent attempts to infiltrate their "digital presence".

An election is due to be held by January next year, and political parties are already ramping up their fundraising efforts. There are renewed questions about the impact of donors after allegedly racist comments made by Conservative donor Frank Hester.

Beth Rigby, Jess Phillips and Ruth Davidson talk politics; the Guardian’s Michael Safi explores AI’s beauty and horror. Plus, two great music programmes – one in Irish

Controversial left-wing firebrand George Galloway has won the Rochdale by-election.

Controversial left-wing firebrand George Galloway has won the Rochdale by-election.

Oliver Dowden has been questioned on Sunday Morning With Trevor Phillips after senior MP Lee Anderson was suspended for saying he believed "Islamists" had "got control" of Sadiq Khan, the London mayor. Meanwhile, Lisa Nandy was on the programme discussing this weeks Commons chaos.

The MP for Yardley discusses her late night phone calls with Priti Patel and why saying ‘transwomen are women’ is meaningless

It is the day of the vote on the Gaza ceasefire and Westminster is buzzing. “You know it’s a big day when everywhere you look there are huddles of people plotting,” laughs Labour’s Jess Phillips as we make our way to her office in Portcullis House. In person, the MP for Yardley in Birmingham is larger than life in an orange jacket and just as jolly as her turns on Have I Got News for You or The Chase would lead you to expect. “My husband’s a lift enginee...

Lee Anderson has said he accepts the Tory party had no option but to suspend him over Islamophobic comments he made about the mayor of London.

Ahead of our first proper Electoral Dysfunction next week, we thought its time to share what Beth, Jess and Ruth have been up to in rehearsals.