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Jonathan Ashworth, the shadow health secretary Credit: Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA Wire Something strange is happening in politics. The two main parties seem to have swapped places. Traditionally, the Tories have been the ones who argue for tighter border controls – while Labour MPs shift uncomfortably in their seats, and look if they’d rather be talking about anything else. Suddenly, however, it’s the other way round. It’s Labour MPs baying for tighter border controls – while a Tory Government appears surprisingly slow to act. This unexpected role reversal was in plain view today ...

Downing Street today insisted Boris Johnson would have a 'strong relationship' with whoever occupies the White House after Mark Sedwill claimed the PM did not want Donald Trump to win.

A Yorkshire MP has resigned his position on an influential select committee two days before it is forced to shut down over what he called “dishonourable” behaviour by Conservative members.

David Perry faces accusations of ‘making the wrong choice’ after applying despite local objections <br>

Submitting... Speaking before the vote, Sir Keir said: “There’s only one choice today, which is to vote for implementing this deal or to vote for no deal. Handout photo issued by UK Parliament of Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Theresa May during the debate in the House of Commons on the EU (Future Relationship) Bill. Photo: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor “Those that vote no, are voting for no deal. “This is the nub of it: those voting no today want yes. They want others to save them from their own vote. Voting no, wanting yes, that’s the truth of the situation and that’s why my pa...