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Brexit fever is gripping the corridors of Westminster—the latest symptom is potential shortages

In what she probably regards as a great achievement, Theresa May has made it through to parliament’s summer break.

The Tories announced pay deals for a million public sector workers in England this week. They are below inflation for most, and will mean more cuts.

Scotland Yard is embroiled in the largest police corruption inquiry for 40 years.

Former benefits workers have spoken out against Universal Credit (UC).

Former Tory minister Andrew Griffiths was desperately clinging on as an MP at the start of this week, despite growing calls for him to resign.

Theresa May found a new way of avoiding defeat in parliament over Brexit this week. She told Tory MPs who agreed with her to vote with those opposing her.

Workers at the Harvest Stores health food shop in Glasgow have walked out after finding hidden cameras in an area where they get changed.

The Tories have slashed funding for bus services by nearly £200 million since 2010—leaving local bus services struggling. For some bus users the impact is devastating, says Sarah Bates

There was an atmosphere of defiance and jubilation as tens of thousands of people poured into Trafalgar Square in London on Friday to protest against Donald Trump’s visit.

A growing number of people think that immigration has had a positive impact on British society.

Some say the Tories are making such a mess of Brexit that it would be better to retreat from it altogether.