The Russian ambassador to the UK said he understands a decision has not been made on whether or not the country's leader will attend the crucial United Nation summit.

Lisa Nandy said the murder was "heartbreaking", adding: "It does make you very anxious but none of us are going to stop doing our job as a consequence."

The former Labour Prime Minister said the answer to the stabbing of David Amess should not be "less democracy" as it is an attack on democracy itself.

A TV series reminds us of Labour glories past. But polls suggest history may not repeat itselfThat first Saturday of May 1997 after New Labour’s stunning election victory and after we’d seen the second edition of the Observer off-stone – “Goodbye xenophobia” ran the huge, now sadly doleful headline – we took to the courtyard of a local

Double standards are the norm in the debate over women and trans rights, and immigration policy‘Why is hypocrisy so odious?” asked the political theorist Judith Shklar almost half a century ago. Hypocrisy, she argued, is a...

Study finds party’s former supporters now see Tories as havinga ‘record of delivery’ Labour will fail to win back voters who deserted to the Tories at the last election until it is much clearer about its core identity and...

It might not look like it to outsiders but when practised properly, politics is an antidote to cynicismThe feelings are so visceral. Sir David Amess’s family are the first and last thought. I cannot imagine what this is like...

The announcement capped a tumultuous day that saw businessman Alex Saab placed on a U.S.-bound plane in Cape Verde after a 16-month fight by President Maduro and his allies.

Forty-nine rookie MPs will be seeking to make their mark when the minority Parliament resumes this fall, while two familiar faces defeated in 2019 — Liberals Randy...

Federal parties rarely make formal deals with each other — even when faced with the uncertainty of a minority Parliament. But if minority governments are becoming more common...