British Politics

No other politician ranks in the top 20.

The Duchess of Cambridge is guest editing 'The Huffington Post'.

Britain is slated to stop using traditional vellum to record legislation.

Four things to watch for as the U.K. dispute rumbles on.

The health secretary will impose new terms of employment even though no agreement has been reached.

During a heated hearing, one Google exec admitted he doesn't know his own salary.

Bernard Hogan Howe also says police shouldn't automatically believe alleged victims.

The EU isn't perfect, but we need to shake it up from within, says the U.K. Green Party MP.

Dispute continues over a new deal on overtime pay

Could the Conservative government put at risk the achievements of a service it helped establish?

The German protest movement is expanding across Europe

Former Mayor of London rules himself out and names John McDonnell as successor in the event of Corbyn's death

Just 22 percent of voters agree that the draft membership deal is a good one.

Let's end the gender-based stereotyping that blights so many hopes and lives, says Chi Onwurah.

For those who want Britain to stay in, the battle is now on.

Rebecca Steinfeld and Charles Keidan were told civil partnerships are for same-sex couples.

The former U.K. cabinet minister has died, aged 84.

Blunt admitted to using the legal psychoactive substance in a bid to stop the government from banning it.

A new article by Cameron warns of a "passive tolerance" in western societies that allows different communities to live in "parallel".

Senior figures from within the opposition leader's Labour Party say it must throw its weight behind the weapon

British chancellor George Osborne has stressed the finality of the upcoming referendum vote.

A sweeping report by a parliamentary committee makes 30 recommendations as to how public bodies can better serve trans people.

Chris Grayling, a member of David Cameron's government, has indicated he might campaign for Brexit

Despite suggestions to the contrary, the U.K. government has confirms students will study women's rights as part of advanced politics qualification.

The former shadow attorney general is the fourth minister to resign since a controversial reshuffle.

The Labour Party leader later reiterated his opposition to the UK's nuclear deterrent using nicer language.

The test of a political party is whether it can speak for the country. Corbyn's Labour does not

The Labour Party leader has reshuffled his top team to ensure a more unified policy on foreign affairs and defence

The Shadow Foreign Secretary Hilary Benn has reportedly kept his job, but full announcement still to come

The papers were released on Tuesday, three years after a freedom of information request.