Homicide rate also rose by 15% in one year according to official figures

Tory MP claims EU will be more ‘flexible’ with concessions closer to UK’s March 29th exit date

Amnesty International trawled through 300,000 tweets mentioning one of 778 women

House of Commons committee cites violent threats against MPs on social media service

Corbyn claims his party is now the political mainstream and ridicules ‘shambolic’ Tories

Analysis: Parsons Green stampede shows the panic a transport attack can cause

Only 4,600 foreign students overstayed visa last year, compared with 100,000 estimates

Foreign secretary says invitation should stand despite US president’s row with London mayor

Labour Party leader's vagueness on childcare policy cost in interview draws Tory criticism

Home secretary rejects suggestion MI5 missed opportunity to apprehend Salman Abedi

Diane Abbott’s difficulty with a simple sum is evidence of widespread failing

Prime minister insists after Juncker leak controversy that sides have common ground

Debate over state visit triggered by petition against US president’s visit signed by 1.8m

Up to 58% of respondents from Britain’s biggest firms see negative impact

Deputy who tried to force Corbyn out of leadership becomes shadow culture secretary

British politician resigns as committee chair after being accused of paying for prostitutes

Labour MPs accused of whipping up issue in effort to oust Jeremy Corbyn as vote nears

The activist-comedian brings his new show to Dublin next week. Here’s a sample of what to expect

Twelve-point plan put forward by Cameron unanimously approved at weekly meeting

New Labour leader faces challenge to unite MPs as eight refuse to join shadow cabinet

Fellow Labour leadership candidates condemned the proposal as tantamount to conceding defeat on the issue

Shadow home secretary and candidate Yvette Cooper says Corbyn not a team player

Leicester MP is scathing of party’s aimlessness under Ed Miliband

Blairite criticisms and Chuka Umunna attack have illustrated tensions in the party

As he stood at the lectern the former Labour leader must have been thinking of what might have been