Latest headlines in Politics News
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Covid: Hospitals could be 'overwhelmed' without new tiers - minister (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-28 02:59:31)
Michael Gove warns MPs strict rules are still needed in England despite lockdown ending on 2 December.
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Let's give politicians a chance to speak human (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-28 00:40:34)
Today presenter Nick Robinson on why the political interview is in need of a rethink.
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Brexit: Barnier arrives in UK for face-to-face talks (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 21:37:45)
The EU's Michel Barnier arrived in London on Friday evening, as the two sides try to agree a deal.
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Algorithms: Public sector urged to be open about role in decision-making (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 18:03:50)
Officials must understand limits of computer models and risks of bias, government advisory body says.
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Covid tiers: Boris Johnson says measures will bring clarity (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 12:11:28)
The PM hits back at criticism from Tory MPs that post-lockdown restrictions are not properly targeted.
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Johnson on England's post-lockdown restrictions (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 11:38:11)
Boris Johnson addresses Tory criticism of post-lockdown covid tiers in England
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Covid tiers: Tory MPs urge Boris Johnson to justify restrictions (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 10:46:28)
Backbenchers predict economic devastation for large parts of England, ahead of a Commons vote next week.
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Covid tiers: Tory MPs want more evidence to justify post-lockdown plan (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 08:43:36)
Some backbenchers warn new restrictions could cause "utter devastation" for local economies in England.
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Coronavirus: Tory MPs call for more evidence on 'appalling' Covid tiers plan (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 04:36:04)
Some backbench MPs say the new restrictions could lead to "utter devastation" for local economies.
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UK to impose new rules to limit tech giants' power (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 03:50:41)
The Competition and Markets Authority will stop major firms from abusing their market dominance.
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What's going on with Scottish independence? (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-27 03:11:25)
Elections in 2021 and the pandemic have brought the issue of Scottish independence into the spotlight.
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Brexit: Face-to-face trade talks to resume in London (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 22:56:16)
In-person meetings were suspended when EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier had to self-isolate.
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Covid: Don't hug elderly relatives at Christmas warns Chris Whitty (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 20:29:09)
It's not against the rules but it's not a sensible thing to do, warns the UK's chief medical officer.
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Brexit: EU plays down Michel Barnier talks with bloc's fishing ministers (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 20:05:30)
It comes amid uncertainty over whether Michel Barnier will travel to London to resume Brexit talks.
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Covid-19: Tougher post-lockdown rules 'strike a balance', says PM (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 19:03:39)
Almost all of England will go into tiers two and three when the lockdown ends on 2 December.
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Nicola Sturgeon wants indyref2 'early in next parliament' (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 18:22:39)
Scotland's first minister says a referendum should be held "in the earlier part" of the next Scottish Parliament.
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Overseas aid: No guarantee cut can be reversed soon, says Dominic Raab (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 18:13:06)
Foreign secretary Dominic Raab says the "temporary" cut will be overturned when public finances allow.
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Coronavirus: Tory revolt brewing over 'appalling' tiers plan (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 17:42:26)
Some backbench MPs say the new restrictions could lead to "utter devastation" for local economies.
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Spending Review: Council tax likely to rise, says think-tank (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 16:43:30)
The IFS says the Spending Review means council tax could rise an average £70 per household.
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Covid-19: Nativity plays and carolling can go ahead, MPs told (BBC News - Politics 2020-11-26 15:12:40)
Singing in places of worship will be limited, but outdoor carols will be allowed in England, MPs told.