Parliament

Former foreign secretaries Jack Straw and Malcolm Rifkind offered their services to a fake Chinese company.

An extraordinary letter, addressed to major European bodies, compares the Ukraine crisis to WW2.

A new proposed counterterrorism policy incorporates teachers at nurseries, schools and universities into state-spying apparatus.

Protesters took part in 'face-sitting' outside parliament, one of the erotic acts banned in new UK porn laws

Part of Ireland's €30 billion austerity drive will introduce direct charges on households for water use next year

The protests have been met by plenty of authoritarian rhetoric from the government

Conservative MP Mark Pritchard handed himself in to a police station where he was arrested, parliamentary records show

A collection of responses from political parties and other leading groups to George Osborne's Autumn statement

The European parliament voted in favour of an anti-monopoly motion aimed at breaking up Google

"Our parliament is not a pub, it is a workplace," declared the Victoria Labour leader

The deal amounts to the biggest transfer of powers to Scotland from the United Kingdom since 1999

Francis described the continent as a "grandmother, no longer fertile and vibrant" that risked "slowly losing its own soul"

The Star Wars villain is campaigning for a seat in the Ukrainian parliament... and he's made some viral videos to back him up

Stephen Harper vowed to redouble the country's fight against terrorists abroad after a reported convert to Islam murdered a soldier and rampaged through parliament

The Ukrainian President signed a law on Tuesday that will allow ousted leader Viktor Yanukovich to be tried by court in his absence for crimes carried out while he was in power

Britain's parliament has overwhelmingly voted in favour of a motion calling for recognition of "the state of Palestine alongside the state of Israel"

Centre-right GERB wins parliamentary vote as Socialists admit "heavy defeat"

Via the medium of our political editor, Sir Winston Churchill dictates a remarkable letter to the London mayor, bursting with pithy advice about ambition, enemies and champagne