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The Gambling Commission is looking into whether senior officials used inside knowledge to collect winnings worth thousands of pounds.

‘The safety of the Jewish community is the canary in the mine,’ Michael Gove will warn in London speech.

The U.K. government is expelling Russia’s defense attaché and tightening diplomatic visa rules.

Tory rebels have been waiting for heavy, real-world electoral losses to strike against the UK prime minister. So will they?

Irish Justice Minister Helen McEntee will discuss migration with UK Home Secretary James Cleverly on Monday.

Home Secretary James Cleverly orders investigation after border officials are said to have spoken in ‘aggressive terms’ to Israeli nationals.

Taxpayers picked up tab for catering worth more than £1,000-a-head during flight to Australia when former U.K. PM was foreign secretary.

U.K. centrist Conservatives are in search of a leader to stop the right hijacking the party after the election.

Pact stops short of a returns agreement, but will allow the two sides’ border agencies to work together more closely.

A bust-up with Moscow’s foreign minister is on the cards — but Britain’s top diplomat has allies in his sights too.

The British prime minister is on a collision course with England’s clergy, who are no longer ‘the Conservative Party at prayer.’

Warning from Lindsay Hoyle comes after POLITICO flagged increasing use of curse words in the Commons.

MPs are increasingly deploying curses and profanity in the House of Commons.

The move will make it a criminal offense to be a member of or to support the Hizb ut-Tahrir.

Despite the protestations of industry and campaigners, ministers are whisking a new bill through parliament.

Top interior minister says he ‘regrets’ remark that prompted calls for him to quit.

POLITICO London Playbook rounds up the festive traditions of Westminster’s power players — in their own words.

Earnings threshold will now only rise to £29,000 in the spring, and further increases are undated.

Knives are out for UK prime minister as Tory party descends into Brexit-style warfare.

Home Secretary says he is “incredibly disappointed” Meta has not listened to ministers’ concerns.

Sunak insists his Rwanda deportation gambit is ‘toughest anti-illegal immigration law ever’ as Tory critics circle.

Robert Jenrick says legislation aimed at jump-starting policy long snarled in the courts doesn’t go far enough.

British government has another go after top court throws out its policy of deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda.