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Prescott Iraq intelligence doubts
The intelligence on Iraq's weapons threat was "not very substantial", former deputy prime minister Lord Prescott says.
Benefits face 'radical' shake-up
Merging all tax credits and benefits into a single payment is one option being considered by Iain Duncan Smith in a "radical" welfare shake-up.
Expenses four in appeals defeat
Three ex-Labour MPs and an ex-Tory peer lose appeals over a ruling that they are not protected by parliamentary privilege from prosecution over expenses fraud allegations.
MoD 'to pay for Trident renewal'
The MoD is facing further pressure on its budget after the chancellor says it will have to pay for new nuclear submarines, and not the Treasury as before.
No change after policy feedback
The coalition government issues detailed responses to the public's policy suggestions but says there will be no changes.
Immigrant worker limit criticised
Government plans to limit the number of skilled foreign workers allowed into the UK are criticised by the Lord Mayor of London.
Gove defends academy schools list
The Education Secretary insists there no is rush for schools in England to become academies, after criticism over the number of schools coming forward.
Public to veto council tax rises
The public will be able to veto their council tax bills in England if charges are above an agreed limit, ministers will announce.
Coalition deal 'untruths' claim
Labour's Ed Miliband claims the coalition government was "built on a series of untruths" after revelations in a BBC documentary.
Killers among prisoners at large
A total of 22 killers remain at large in the UK despite having their licences revoked and being recalled to prison.
Chilcot inquiry to travel to Iraq
The committee conducting the official Iraq war inquiry says it intends to visit the country later this year.
Cameron defends Pakistan comments
David Cameron says it is important to "speak frankly" after criticism of his comments about Pakistan's record on tackling terrorism.
Diamond wanted by India 'staying put' says Cameron
David Cameron rejects calls for the famous Koh-i-Noor diamond, part of the Crown Jewels for 150 years, to be returned to India.
Ken Clarke loses key to red box at the cricket
Lord Chancellor Kenneth Clarke says he mislaid his red box key on a day off watching Test cricket at Trent Bridge.
Maze site set to be redeveloped
An agreement on the future of the Maze Prison site is reached by the NI first and deputy first ministers, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness.
Guide to N.Ireland Assembly
A tour of the Northern Ireland Assembly at Stormont.
Swinney slams UK 'mismanagement'
The Scottish finance secretary blames the "mismanagement" of Westminster for the "acute financial challenge" facing Scotland.
Guide to the Scottish Parliament
BBC Democracy Live takes you on a tour of the Scottish Parliament.
Fears for future of autism unit
Parents say they are concerned for the future of a children's autism unit as officials say it generates "little demand".
Guide to the Welsh Assembly
A guide to the National Assembly for Wales.
Blogs from around the regions
Politics blogs: English regions
UK political websites
UK political websites
Lockerbie inquiry 'may visit UK'
Chair of a congressional inquiry into the Lockerbie bomber release, Senator Robert Menendez, has said he may send investigators to Britain.
Boris welcomes bike 'smackeroonies'
London Mayor Boris Johnson sells the benefits of the London bike hire scheme to the world media.
Academies could cause coalition rift
Education Secretary Michael Gove has insisted there is no rush for schools in England to become academies, after facing criticism over the number of schools coming forward. The issue threatens to cause a rift in the coalition, as Michael Crick reports.
Labour contenders' secrets unveiled
The contenders for the Labour leadership have set out their personal circumstances, the reasons they went into politics and their secret vices.
Pakistanis 'very hurt' by PM's comments
Pakistan's high commissioner to the UK, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, says that remarks made by David Cameron have still caused "a lot of hurt" to Pakistan
Potential Labour leaders debate Iraq
The Labour Party leadership candidates discuss the Iraq war
Cameron reveals leadership doubts
David Cameron has confessed that on the day before entering Downing Street he told his wife Samantha he was sure he would not become prime minister.
British Army had 'no desire' for Iraq war
General Sir Richard Dannatt has said the UK's Army had "no desire" to go to war in Iraq in 2003.
Grand finale
Lord Prescott brings curtain down on Iraq hearings in style
Big beast
EU's new creature lurks in the diplomatic jungle
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