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Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are sending the reserves to PMQs, which are followed by a Brexit debate.

Source close to Labour leader told IBTimes UK the progressive politicians will dine with the shadow cabinet.

Shadow business secretary promises to keep levy one of the 'lowest rates in the world' in London speech.

Millionaire JML founder spoke to IBTimes UK in the wake of Trump's shock White House election.

Will Straw, the former executive director of Britain Stronger in Europe, was grilled by a group of MPs.

'Jo was this unbelievable bundle of energy and of joy and of enthusiasm and she was never resting in peace when she was alive and she would not want to rest in peace now'

'We must not be misty-eyed and nostalgic about the 50s where a small minority youngsters did well and 80% or more did badly.'

The Conservative majority was slashed by nearly 20,000 votes

University of London's Professor Tim Bale outlined the hallmarks of successful oppositions.

Home Affairs Select Committee chair doubts Corbyn is 'doing something serious' about anti-Semitism.

Theresa May should have taken it upon herself to seek to heal the divisions, instead she made things worse.

Shadow Brexit secretary also warned of a statutory instrument clause in the Great Repeal Bill.

But David Banks told IBTimes UK the case for publishing the critical Corbyn comments is not 'clear cut'.

MPs will debate an Opposition Day motion from Sir Keir Starmer in the Commons on Wednesday.

Hunt and Jon Cruddas took part in a debate on one of the party's most respected prime ministers.

The latest Tory attempt to rebrand themselves as the party of the proles will fall flat.

Corbyn announced 21 appointments to his top team last night, 10 of whom are returnees.

The Labour Party leader preached a message of unity in the face of politics of division.

Defence secretary Michael Fallon says UK firms will not have to 'name and shame' workers.

'Does it make me someone who is trying to do best for my family?' asks the shadow attorney general.

Conor McGinn and Holly Lynch have stepped down citing 'family reasons' and 'constituency majorities'.

'Nobody… voted for the government to take an axe to the economy,' says Labour Brexit Secretary.

The comments came after party in-fighting continued following Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet reshuffle.

Corbyn said: 'I have acted to bring together a strong and diverse opposition leadership team'.

If Corbynistas are so wrong about world events, the public will ask how they can be trusted to run things here.

MPs and supporters join #EducationNotSegregation anti-grammar school rallies across the country.

The Tories don't see Labour as a threat, but the seeds were sown long before now.

Source close to Labour's shadow chancellor tells IBTimes UK he will 'do whatever is asked of him'.

The Matrix, a memo and John Lennon all made an appearance.

Walker faces fresh allegations over comments she made about Holocaust Memorial Day.