Watch: BBC's Chris Mason looks ahead to when Starmer meets Trump

Former Partygate investigator who went on to become Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff joins the Lords.

Sir Keir Starmer becomes the first sitting prime minister to take a public HIV test.

Conservative MP Alex Burghart tells the BBC that Reform UK "wants to destroy" his party.

Sir Keir Starmer acknowledges the multiple failures which preceded the Southport attack.

The exchange follows Tulip Siddiq's resignation over an anti-corruption investigation in Bangladesh.

Angela Rayner: I want the whole of England to have mayors

MPs have voted 330 to 275 in support of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, on which they were given a free vote.

PMQs: Kemi Badenoch calls on PM to resign

BBC Verify’s Ben Chu looks at the government’s plans to ‘Get Britain Working’

While on the campaign trail in 1994, the Labour stalwart lived up to his man of the people reputation.

The then deputy prime minister was in Rhyl, north Wales, to speak at a Labour rally, in 2001.

The former deputy leader of the Labour Party, who later sat in the Lords, leaves a wife and two sons.

Farmers on why they're protesting about inheritance tax

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones talks to the BBC about his childhood.

Kemi Badenoch has won the Conservative leadership race, replacing Rishi Sunak.

Henry Zeffman: How this Budget could change your life

This is the last time the former prime minister will appear at PMQs.

Treasury minister James Murray was pressed on what makes someone a "working" person ahead of next week's Budget.

The Chancellor has indicated that she will change the debt rules in the Budget to help fund new projects.

The deputy PM highlights the "battle of the gingers" with her shadow in a light-hearted reference to their similar hair colours.