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As justice secretary, my consultation paper on assisted dying was blocked by No 10 – now others must reform a…

By David Gauke

But the balance of power has shifted towards the opposition.

By Rachel Wearmouth

Lindsay Hoyle has raised eyebrows by commenting on a party political issue.

By Zoë Grünewald

It is part of an attempt to make politicians more accountable for their actions on the parliamentary estate.

By Zoë Grünewald

If the Tory vote in the constituency collapses today, it will be a sharp reminder of the kind of voters…

By Rachel Wearmouth

Paul Howell was angered by suggestions he should have mentioned his property portfolio during a debate on the economy.

By Zoë Grünewald

The House of Commons statistician discusses how flawed figures are shaping politics and her new book Bad Data.

By Rachel Cunliffe

If they hang on until they lose the next election no one will be hiring Tories, says one lobbying industry…

By Freddie Hayward

House of Commons employees tell the New Statesman they have not made formal charges against MPs because of concerns it…

By Zoë Grünewald