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How serious is air pollution?
Labour MEP: UK should rethink its position on Brexit
Free trade agreement with UK 'won't take very long'
Is air pollution in the UK going up or down?
Labour MEP on rethinking Brexit
Australian High Commissioner on free trade with UK
Director of Greenpeace on air pollution
Life outside EU 'can be pretty good'
A flavour of the debate in Holyrood
Derek Mackay on tax rates in Scotland
Derek Mackay on Scottish tax and council spending
What happened when the PM went to Brussels?
How will UK work with EU after Brexit?
How the welfare state has evolved
Schools minister defends budget changes
Who will be the next European Parliament president?
City is relocated as iron ore mine expands
What's happened in EU politics this week?
School funding winners and losers
Schools minister defends budget changes
Why are Labour MPs singing about shops?
Brexit tracker: Education
Maguire and Wickham on Jayne Fisher appointment
Jayne Fisher is due to start working in the Labour leader's office
Norman Smith on social care funding announcement
Communities secretary Sajid Javid on social care funding
Why Davies wants to join equality committee
Reviewing the 'longest-ever PMQs'
PMQs: '13 years and no action whatsoever' on social care
PMQs: Corbyn: Get a grip and fund it properly please
PMQs: PM urged to sack 'passive transport secretary'
Was this the longest-ever PMQs?
PM asked about EU/EEA citizens living in Britain
SNP leader asks about UK selling weapons to Saudis
PM asks Corbyn to get Aslef to call off Southern rail strikes
Corbyn and May on social care budget claims
Jeremy Corbyn asks Theresa May about Jo Cox
PM says foreign sec is an FFS - a fine foreign secretary
Andy McDonald on strike action
Penny Mordaunt on strike action
Rail strikes and other industrial action
Andy McDonald on Aleppo
Penny Mordaunt on Aleppo
Southern rail strike: Herbert v Whelan
Beckett on Labour: We have not cracked it yet
Brexit tracker: Environment, food and rural affairs
Should big shops stay closed on Boxing Day?
BBC political editor on Coyne v McCluskey
BBC political editor on Unite union vote
John Redwood on Liam Fox comments
Southern Rail strike update from London's Victoria rail station
What's the Southern strike about?
Margaret Beckett on Morning Star coverage of Aleppo
How to fund social care in England?
Brexit tracker: Home Office
Should UK give EU citizens the right to remain?
Meet the team who turn MPs' words into text
Is prison food affecting inmates' behaviour?
Crochet: Would you like to hold Michael Gove?
Vaizey: It's true, I am incredibly dull in Parliament
Vaizey asked about Ken Clarke comments
The political week ahead
Who cares about the colour of a UK passport?
Jess Phillips on poll ratings and by-election results
Ed Vaizey talks Morgan and trousers
Are the Remainers now leading the resistance?
Ken Clarke: Don't think PM will go for 'hard' Brexit
Can Labour recover after by-election slip-up?
Ken Clarke: Tone of politics getting 'nastier & sillier
Chris Leslie: Labour needs to have a credible plan
Ken Livingston: Labour has a plan already
Livingstone gives Corbyn 12 months
Is Really British shop really racist?
By-election result 'humiliating' for Labour
Wanting a political book for Christmas?
Can crowdfunding help pay for politics?
Dan Snow talks crowdfunding
Toby Young on Boris Johnson and Malcolm Rifkind
Rifkind lists two problems for Boris Johnson
Reaction to Boris Johnson's comments about Saudi Arabia
Could Momentum become its own party?
Should all elections be first past the post?
'I knew people were concerned about immigration'
Should all elections be first past the post?
MP tells Commons about voting systems
A look back at some political highlights of 2016 (so far)
Not often we have breaking news about tax
Paul Mason talks Momentum and groups on the political left
Stephen Kinnock talks Brexit
Bernard Jenkin talks Brexit
MPs are asking Theresa May about her vision for Brexit
Boris Johnson talks 'proxy wars'
MP raises 'chaos and utter misery' for Chase Line passengers
Carolyn Harris asks for meeting on meeting child funeral costs
Nigel Dodds asks David Lidington about Brexit
Peter Bone question to 'excellent acting prime minister's
Job centre closures question from the SNP
First PMQs question from Thornberry standing in for Corbyn
First PMQs question for David Lidington, standing in for PM
Laura K won the Press Gazette journalist of the year award
Stephen Gethins on Brexit and #indyref2
Second Scottish independence referendum?
Getting muddy, or being clear, on the Daily Politics
What's going on over Brexit and Article 50 talks?
Who is David Lidington?
MPs applaud 90-year-old Holocaust campaigner
Does government want UK to stay in EU customs union?
'Mutiny on the Bounty as shot by Carry On team'
Reviewing the first Thornberry-Lidington PMQs
Tory MP calls for for Tory minister to resign
Should the House of Lords be cut in size?
Rail changes 'wholly unnecessary'
What's the big issue for Sleaford voters?
Frosty relations on Russian politics
Is the House of Lords too big?
Prof John Curtice on by-elections
Pienaar on May and Brexit
Pienaar on human rights issues for PM
Explainer: Reorganising the railways
Tm Montgomerie on Wednesday's Opposition Day Debate
Casey: Time to have honest conversations
Louise Casey on her review into opportunity and integration
A guide to 2016 political 'rudery'
What do the markets make of Italian vote?
Article 50: Dorries v Gardiner
Nadine Dorries on political insults
What's in the political diary this week?
Don't talk over each other, says Jo Coburn
BBC correspondent at the Supreme Court
What is going in the Supreme Court about Article 50?
Barry Gardiner on Italian vote
Nadine Dorries on Brexit and Italian vote
Is UKIP now a threat to Labour seats in the North?
Nick Clegg on Article 50 and single market access
Diane Abbott on Labour's stance on immigration
Clegg: Lib Dem will block Article 50 "in certain circumstances"
Nick Clegg on free trade and single market
Diane Abbott on immigration
Would Labour have a policy on immigration?
Time for a new UK capital city?
The political week in 60 seconds
'Never a better time to be alive than today'
Peter Bone reacts to David Davis on UK money for single market
Farron: Some EU nations face 'similar pressures to us'
Tim Farron on the UK-EU negotiations
Tim Farron on by Richmond Park by-election result
Farron asked about a Hard Brexit
Does today's political drama recall the 1970s?
What do political whips do?
Why is UK immigration still rising?
MP: Some parents can't afford to bury their children
Who wants a Brexit book for Christmas?
Does PM accept economic plans were a failure?
Labour wants people 'to live on benefits'
Christians 'fearful' of mentioning faith
PM on future of Brits living in post-Brexit EU
Reviewing PMQs
What links Winston Churchill and beef suet?
UK businesses and Brexit
How is British business after Brexit vote?
Airport and Brexit choice for Richmond voters
Secret papers keep getting caught on camera
What does Trump's win mean for climate change?
How many independent MPs can you recall?
Digby Jones on the work MPs do
Labour MP on aid drops to Syria
MPs debate air drops to Syria
Film: Ticket touts 'threaten music industry'
Debate: How to beat the ticket touts
Brexit update
A new legal challenge to block Brexit?
Paul Nuttall named new UKIP leader
Which UK politicians will go to Castro's funeral?
What's in the political diary this week?
Second Corbyn Christmas record to be released
Will NHS Sustainability and Transformation Plans work?
Shadow Health Secretary quizzed on NHS savings
Brexit: Should there be a second referendum?
Ashworth: NHS in 'biggest financial squeeze in its history'
Paddy Ashdown on Brexit
Owen Paterson on Brexit
What does Women's Equality Party stand for?
Is a political party for women's interests needed?
Past and present threats to Latvia's defence
Do MEPs want Turkey to join the EU?
Where does the EU stand on Turkey joining as a member?
What's happened in European politics this week?
Conservative MP on welfare cuts: The fight goes on
UKIP MEP asked about party spending claims
Is Tony Blair's return to political stage welcomed?
Is it a black day for the economic prospects of British workers
Should "appalling fruitcakes" be jailed for war medal fraud?
Reviewing the Autumn Statement
Jo Cox murder 'a political assassination'
Why were Labour MPs on phones during McDonnell speech?
What does US exit from TPP mean for trade?
Civil service planning for Brexit: Bernard Jenkin
Civil service planning for Brexit: Alistair Carmichael
Can Scotland get its own deal with the EU?
Who will get to trigger Article 50?
Autumn Statement 2016 index
Autumn Statement preview: Perry v Dowd
Looking ahead to the Autumn Statement
Conservative MP on talk of Ambassador Farage?
Perry and McDonald on rail strikes and safety
'Whole government' backs jailing Walter Mittys
Should fake war heroes go to jail?
Rees Evans: UKIP clique does not want reform
Richard Westcott on background to Southern Rail strikes
Why does gov't chief whip keep a tarantula on his desk?
Hannan: Begin phased, gradual repatriation of power
What now for UK-EU relations?
Where do parties stand on immigration?
Why are Tories dropping election candidate?
What CBI wants to hear from political leaders
The political week ahead
Dan Hannan on Theresa May's business plans
Cat Smith on Corbyn and May business plans
Political leaders address the CBI
The French presidential contes
Tory MP on leaving customs union and single market
Debate: Who will be the best UKIP leader?
'Leave campaign had no clear argument on single market'
What is going on in Planet UKIP?
Suella Fernandes on 'Hard Brexit' pressure group
Open Britain Director on single market arguments
Suzanne Evans on why she'll be the best UKIP leader
Paul Nuttall on why he'll be the best leader for UKIP
UKIP leadership candidates on Trump and Putin
Will MPs unite to block boundary review?
Bike boss on Boris Johnson and Brexit
Will Trump win bring Russia and West closer?
Political week in 60 seconds
Stop cuts to ESA?
Owen Paterson remembers TTIP and feta cheese talks
Owen Paterson on leaving the Custom Union
Russia's activities in Ukraine and Syria
Landale on why PM is in Berlin
What are Labour's business and Brexit plans?
Give Trump a chance?
What now for European politics?
Corbyn for Christmas number one?
Figures show the UK retail sector is out-performing predictions
Issues on the horizon across Europe
Bill Cash on Lords reform U-turn
Why has the government dropped its plans for Lords reform?
Shadow Minister without Portfolio on the UK economy
Housing minister asked about 'economic shock warnings'
Number crunching on the UK economy
Corbyn: No Brexit plan due to cabinet 'divisions'
May: Corbyn 'incapable of leading'
PM 'should get a grip on inquiry she set up'
Is a Lord Farage on the cards?
MP puts PM on spot over his parents
SNP questions on Brexit
PM's tribute to Croydon tram crash victims
Speaker intervenes in noisy PMQs
Speaker warns MP who shouts at PMQs
Speaker intervenes again at PMQs
Julian Lewis questions PM on funding BBC Monitoring
Philip Davies questions PM on prisoner release
What next for departing politicians?
Quentin Letts on politicians after politics
FILM: What comes next on the UK's road out of the EU?
DEBATE: Could - and would - peers block the UK leaving the EU?
Tax and spending: Long-Bailey vs Duncan Smith
Is there an EU army on the way?
FILM: Celebs who threaten to emigrate.. but don't
Tanni Grey-Thompson wants investment in gyms and pools
How will a post-Brexit UK trade internationally?
Statue to commemorate first atheist MP
A role for Nigel Farage in future UK-US talks?
Yvette Cooper talks Strictly
What's in the political diary this week?
What is PM saying about UK role in free trade after US election?
Both programmes off-air for a few days
US election night result timings for British viewers
Jeremy Vine on complicated maths decides US election
Anna Turley MP: Guys, we are being filmed!
Brexit debate: Carmichael v Villiers
A Poldark of the North?
Plenty of voters queueing up to vote
Jacob Rees-Mogg changes his mind on US election
What's in the political diary this week?
BBC correspondent in Delhi on UK-Indian trade
Jacob Rees Mogg on criticism of Judges in Brexit case
Liz Kendall on criticism of Judges in Brexit case
Soapbox: 'They're not sorry and they have not changed'
Does the UK welcome Indian students and workers?
Will Brexit happen? And who will back it?
Benefit cap could affect 88,000 families
Brexit fireworks in the aftermath of Article 50 ruling
Richard Burgon: Labour will not block Brexit process
Lord Forsyth: Parliament will look 'ridiculous' if it blocks Brexit
US Election: Clinton or Trump?
'Labour respects the result of the referendum'
Lord Forsyth on the High Court ruling
Jeremy Vine and his US Election graphics
Simon Burns MP on why he's backing Clinton
Raheem Kassam on why he's backing TrumpDaily and Sunday Politics highlights of 2016
Andrew Neil with the latest on the US Election
Stephen Phillips MP standing down from Parliament
Who should decide on Brexit: PM or MPs?
Owen Smith could back another EU referendum
'Courts have said they know better than this'
What's happened in Westminster this week?
Why does Suzanne Evans want to lead UKIP?
Is that Trump and Clinton in a BBC studio?
So was that Trump, Clinton, Wark, Kuenssberg, DYYE-ANNE Abbott & another Andrew Neil?
BBC political editor on Article 50 ruling
'Parliament is sovereign and its approval is a constitutional necessity'
Iraq people 'suffered more than they had to'
How far can we go in mocking religions?
How accurate were pre-referendum economic forecasts?
Brexit select committee chair on court decision
Will court decision lead to early UK election?
A top five of political cartoons?
Jo Coburn looks at the UK-Ireland border after Brexit
Andrew Bridgen on the 'dark clouds' over Keith Vaz's reputation
PMQs: May blames ex-chief whip for PMQs baby error
PMQs: Poppy ban: PM tells Fifa to 'sort own house out'
PMQs: Corbyn suggests May watches Ken Loach film
PMQs: Why is PM slipping cuts in through back door?
What does a falling pound really mean?
What are Community Protection Notices?
Tapping up council spending
Should unpaid internships be banned?
Energy prices will rise in the new year, says Martin Lewis
Playwright Alistair Beaton on Fox/Davis/Johnson Chevening play
Soapbox: 'Let's have quotas for low-skilled work'
How it will be easier to track your MP's votes
What's going on with welfare and benefit changes?
UKIP goal: Replace Labour as real opposition
Nominations close in UKIP leadership race
Mordaunt on Wollaston health and social funding claims
What's in the political diary this week?
Will welfare cuts hit incomes of the least well off?
IDS calls for cuts in Universal Credit to be reversed
Shadow Business Minister welcomes Nissan decision
Should cuts in Universal Credit be reversed?
Shadow Business Minister on Nissan
Who is winning by-election seats?
Kwarteng: Sad to say we missed every target
Gardiner: 'Can't do a deal for one and not for the other'
Are these the worst political insults?
How will the EU balance its financial books?
A one-minute guide to the European political week
How half a nation nearly ended major trade deal
What matters in Richmond: Heathrow or Brexit?
Were the Brexit economic forecasts correct?
Why don't politicians answer the question?
Are peers plotting over referendum result?
Bid for 'fullest possible access' to single market
Goldsmith 'regrets' Heathrow by-election pledge
Gove grades government 'A' but no 'A-star'
What's going on in the Calais jungle?
PM questioned over Chilcot Inquiry
PM asked about Tory manifesto health pledge
Angus Robertson asks PM about Russia and Syria
Corbyn questions PM on UK policy over Saudi Arabia and Yemen
Corbyn and May on Baldrick, Blackadder and Tony Robinson
Speaker gives Tory MP a health warning
Corbyn and May on 'Brexit means Brexit'
'Could I start by welcoming the child refugees who have arrived in Britain'
DP presenters have no clue (about guess the year anyway)
Will Labour stand for Zac Goldsmith's seat?
Why no Conservative candidate to challenge Zac Goldsmith
Lib Dem candidate on Conservative 'infighting' Lib Dem unity
Is the UK doing enough over the Calais migrant issue?
Kuenssberg and MPs review PMQs
Is politics a science?
Press regulation explained
How should the press be regulated?
Is outsourcing the answer for public services?
"I don't want any jokes about witches"
'We believe we deliver value for money'
Heathrow expansion: Westminster's worst-kept secret?
Who backs Heathrow and will it happen?
There will be a by-election in south west London over Heathrow
Soapbox film: 'Anything but coal must be the motto'
Debate: 'Fracking won't come on line for 10 to 15 years'
UKIP leadership candidate on 'exaggerated' claims
Some of the UKIP leadership candidates
What's Brexit got to do with devolved bodies?
Three first ministers are in Downing Street talking Brexit with the PM
"It's cold, it is dirty, life is difficult there" in Calais jungle
When did David Cameron lose EU referendum?
Paul Nuttall announces UKIP leadership bid
What is the significance of the battle for Mosul?
Will commitment to Trident renewal be in Labour's next manifesto?
Paul Nuttall on his leadership bid
'We need to move beyond Nigel Farage'
Paul Nuttall on Farage's 'support' for Donald Trump
Rory Stewart on battle for Mosul
Danger to UK increased by Mosul success, warns Minister
What's going on in Aleppo?
What will Russia do if Aleppo falls?
Eagle: 'Complete mess, the making of Concentrix and HMRC'
Why are questions being asked about tax credit payments?
Will sat nav revamp save low bridges?
Leanne Wood: 'Being in opposition working very well for us'
Brexit, UKIP, airports and Green in 60 seconds
Jean Claude Juncker talks Theresa May
What does Brussels think of Brexit?
What happened in the two Thursday by-elections?
A Brexit vote for MPs and new referendum?
Will food prices go up or down after Brexit?
Feeling blue over new passport colour?
Who opposes the snoopers' charter?
Reporter on the double defecting councillor
Nick Clegg on colour of UK passports
Andrew Rosindell on colour of UK passports
BBC Scotland editor on new IndyRef bill
Pollster on the US election polls suggesting Clinton win
Oliver Dowden on Brexit and immigration
Nick Clegg on Brexit
Nick Clegg on Sir Philip Green vote
Kuenssberg and MPs review 'longest' PMQs
Online football players and the Brexit rule
Ken Clarke asks PM about his claims of Brexit leaks
PM asked about funding for Birmingham pub bombing inquests
MP asks about 'government's appalling two-child policy and rape clause
Labour MP Lisa Nandy presses PM on child sex abuse inquiry
SNP leader on potential UK role in Yemen air strikes and deaths
Corbyn and May on council and health funding
Jeremy Corbyn on the Aberfan disaster
Can I press her for another present?" asks Peter Bone
PM's tribute on the Aberfan disaster
"Was that Latin or Italian?" asks Andrew Neil
Rachael Maskell on child refugees coming to the UK
David Davies on the refugees heading to the UK
Foreign Office Minister on the age migrants coming to UK from Calais
How old are the Calais migrant 'children'?
'I worry people are giving up on diplomacy'
What now for UKIP after Woolfe resignation?
INTERVIEW: Private members' bill 'farce and charade'
FILM: Private members' bills 'broken and discredited'
FILM: Voters choose new MP to succeed Jo Cox
Thousands of pharmacies to be closed by cuts?
Battle to retake Iraqi city of Mosul from so-called Islamic State
Nick Boles not keen to recall Tory leadership race
UK 'has right strategy' on child refugees
The race to replace David Cameron
'Modern feminism ignores what women want'
Could the PM allow Heathrow expansion to go ahead?
Economic effects of Brexit 'starting to take hold'
Labour must take anti-Semitism criticism seriously, says MP
David Mundell: 'Impossible' for Scotland to remain in EU
Two Conservative MPs debate Heathrow expansion
David Mundell on Scotland, UK and the EU
Was the Brexit 'project fear' forecasts on the economy correct?
Pat McFadden MP on Brexit and the economy
Adam Afriyie on opposing Heathrow
Kwasi Kwarteng on favouring Heathrow expansion
Cashman: 'I suffered because of the 11-Plus'
Do SNP delegates prefer the EU or the UK?
The political week in 60 seconds
Will Scotland get a second independence vote?
Do SNP delegates prefer the EU or the UK?
The political week in 60 seconds
Why can't governments cut the welfare bill?
Is Theresa May committed to welfare reform?
Ranking the UK post-war prime ministers
Why can't governments cut the welfare bill?
Laura Kuenssberg and MPs review PMQs
Shadow minister for public health on kebabs
Labour has posed 170 Brexit questions - one every day until PM's date for Article 50
Brexit-supporting MP calls for more Parliamentary scrutiny
Labour MP asks about the NHS
Jeremy Corbyn asks PM about 'name and shame' policy claim
Labour leader asks about UK and Single Market
PM  tells Labour another vote will give them "the answer you don't want"
SNP leader asks about hate-crimes and government policy
PM says UK-Ireland Common Travel Area pre-dates the EU
Lib Dem leader warns of price rises in supermarkets and at petrol stations
Ben Bradshaw asks PM about a no-fly zone in Syria
Clarification after SWP debate on Tuesday's DP
Images of the Ken Clarke eras
Who was Ken Clarke's favourite Tory leader?
Marc Stears: 'We're in a mess, and we need real change'
What is the SWP role in Stand Up to Racism?
Brexit debate: Clarke v Rees-Mogg
Why do the English not build their own homes?
Oliver Dowden on Ed Miliband's claims about Tory manifesto
Dawn Butler on Miliband calls for Brexit vote
What's in the political diary this week?
There's no mug for winning the quiz of the day
Should there be lists of foreign employees?
Halper-Hayes and Greer review Trump v Clinton
What are the odds on UKIP leadership candidates?
Do we want 'wet deserts' or 'rewilding' of rural areas?
Farron and Duncan Smith clash over Brexit
UKIP's week of soap opera drama
Corbyn has won 'whether people like it or not'
UKIP MEP: I can no longer support Steven Woolfe
IDS and Tim Farron on the single market
IDS: British people made a clear decision
John Mann on Corbyn's Labour
UKIP's week of drama
UKIP's Bill Etheridge on Steven Woolfe
Barry Gardiner on Shadow Cabinet
Republican Jan Halper Hayes on #TrumpTapes
Should there be a cap on political donations?
Who is in and out of the Labour band?
Stevens: Need for 'credible and functional opposition'
Leadership candidate on UKIP fighting
Some of the biggest stories in EU politics
Film:  Is the EU ready for Brexit talks?
Film:  A top five of official residences
Jonathan Arnott on Strasbourg meeting ahead of Steven Woolfe being taken ill
Reviewing the new Tory policies
Heath and Campbell talk libertarianism
Rail strike 'nothing to do with closing doors'
Will a post-Brexit UK be richer or poorer?
Spin doctors in action
Is there too much spin in politics?
Conservative conference: Theresa May's speech in full
May recalls Brownlee brothers race
Theresa May: 'Call for change'
Hamilton: UKIP 'better without a leader'
Tory leader on Strictly? 'I'd bloody love it!'
Davidson: I would still like to be in the EU
Andrew Neil asks Tory Scottish leader about Boris Johnson
Cameron to May: Highlights of Conservative year
Adam Fleming gets reaction to PM's conference
Will Greening stay in gov't if Heathrow expansion goes ahead?
Education Secretary on timing of grammar school policy
Greening on grammar schools in England
'Very clear commitment in manifesto' on law fare
What are the stats on non-EU migration?
How will Tories hit their net migration targets?
Did Labour governments build enough homes?
Do Conservatives back Trump or Clinton?
Charlie Mullins on legal bid over triggering Article 50
FILM: Can Conservatives make us laugh?
Is there really any humour in party politics?
Brexit debate: Jenkin v Grieve
What's the Conservative record on wages and GDP?
Are the Tories really the workers' party?
Javid: It's time to get building
Hammond: When times change, we must change with them
FILM: Where are the Brexiteer ministers?
Film: Ease off or crack on with deficit reduction?
Packing for conference with two Tory MPs
Malin Björk: Hungary playing dangerous and racist game
Grayling: inconceivable to vote down `Great Repeal Bill'
Chris Grayling: "There is no such thing as a member of the single market"
Ellie Price explainer on Hungary
Iain Duncan Smith on how to get free trade with the EU after Brexit
IDS: Simple free trade deal can get us out quicker
Ntumy: Walker comments 'not acceptable anywhere'
Help to Buy mortgage scheme to close early
Should UK expand national space programme?
Will Jeremy Corbyn be the next prime minister?
What's happened in politics over last few days?
FILM: Oliver Letwin's political journey
INTERVIEW: Letwin quizzed on political career
What can a flag tell us about a nation?
How will post-Brexit UK trade with other nations?
In full: Jeremy Corbyn's speech to Labour conference
Highlights of Jeremy Corbyn and Labour year
What is Labour's post-Brexit immigration policy?
Does Gauke back Corbyn on immigration?
Kinnock on Labour's immigration policy
Heard these Jeremy Corbyn jokes?
Where does Labour stand on Trident and defence?
Abbott talks Brexit and health privatisation
Chakrabarti: I am not in anybody's pocket
Moodbox: Should Labour embrace or fight Brexit?
Singing Beatles songs 'more fun than conference'
Which Beatles lyric defines the Labour Party?
FILM: Who should choose the shadow cabinet?
Shadow chancellor pledges £10 minimum wage
FILM: Where the world has been transformed?
Bristol mayor talks Momentum and devolution
Can Labour's slate really be wiped clean?
Heidi Alexander: Corbyn needs to get his act together
Can centrist Labour MPs use the NEC to take back control?
Lord Parry Mitchell on Jeremy Corbyn
Lord Mitchell on anti-Semitism within the Labour Party
Battle for the NEC
John Prescott on Labour (and Neil Kinnock)
How not to be wrong about politics?
Will Labour heal after leadership divisions?
What happened in Manx general election?
Celebrating working life on the big screen
What's been going on in politics this week?
What happened to the Scottish Labour leader's vote?
Labour leadership result to be announced Saturday lunchtime
Ellie Price: Mild slap down from No 10 for Boris Johnson
Encouraging children to take up politics?
Iraq abuse claims have led to 'runaway train'
Will Scotland get a second Indyref?
What do polls says about a second #indyref
Jo Coburn on English Vote for English Laws
How is English Votes for English Laws working?
Tony Travers on council by election results
Who's doing well in council by-elections?
Green MEP on home secretary's links to off shore companies
SNP MP on Turing Law after winning ballot to introduce private member bill
Explainer: Jo Coburn on air strikes in Syria and Iraq
Chair of the House of Commons Defence Select Committee on air strikes
Mullin: I was New Labour ahead of my time
Clip: Chris Mullin on "plotting and scheming" against Jeremy Corbyn
Debate: How will UK control migration after Brexit?
Debate: Final hours of Labour leadership contest
Clip: Power struggle between Corbyn and Watson
Film: Play recalls Howe's role in Thatcher downfall
Clip: Dead Sheep writer Jonathan Maitland on Thatcher-Howe relations
Tim Farron's full speech to Lib Dem conference
Farron praises Blair, but can't work with Corbyn
Farron told: Take some effing refugees
Do Lib Dems wants anti-Tory deal with Labour?
What have Lib Dems been up to over the last year?
Debate: Should there be shadow cabinet elections?
Why are politicians being asked about biscuits?
Highlights of the Labour leadership contest
What could Brexit mean for airline industry?
Do Lib Dems want another EU referendum?
Are some Labour MPs right to fear deselection?
Does 2015 Conservative manifesto still apply?
Debate: Does the UK want a Hard Brexit or Soft Brexit?
Farron interview: Lib Dems want referendum on UK-EU deal
Have Cameron and May kept to manifesto pledges?
What will happen to UKIP under Diane James?
UKIP leader Diane James will carry out 'major refresh'
Lidington: 'There are no quick fixes to tackling immigration'
Labour MP Peter Kyle on potential deselection
Nigel Farage's final speech as UKIP leader
Shabi and Hodge on Corbyn v Smith
Ex-UKIP director leaves party for Tories
FILM: UKIP figures 'not fit to run a village fete'
Ed Davey: UK has 'annoyed the Chinese, annoyed the French'
Do Flint and Green know the shape of new seats?
Police question to the PM and former home sec
Speaker not impressed with speed of PMQs
May teases Corbyn this could be their last clash at PMQs
PM challenged on size of House of Commons and House of Lords
SNP Westminster leader asks about freedom of movement across the EU
Both Labour and Tory leaders went to grammar schools
Corbyn and May on grammar schools and education
Corbyn claims PM has united people in education
Do we know Yorkshire and Oxfordshire by-election dates now?
Andrew Neil and Caroline Flint on Brexit pledges and Labour policy
Andrew Neil and Damian Green on Brexit pledges in Tory manifesto
Foreign Affairs Select Ctte chairman explains report findings
Our first DP Brexit tracker
The Mel and Sue of political broadcasting
Film: What do 64,000 acts of Parliament look like?
Debate: Why are there problems with the proposed boundary changes?
Debate: Is Brexit really sexy and exciting?
Carswell: 60% of 2015 UK laws came from EU
Interview: Why can't MPs just resign?
Clip: Did Morgan lose out by backing Gove?
Clip: What did Nicky Morgan achieve as education secretary
Clip: Morgan on grammar schools plans in England
Clip: What did Nicky Morgan achieve as education secretary
Clip: Nicky Morgan on David Cameron era
Interview: How are boundary changes drawn up?
Explainer: Boundary changes in England
Wolf: 'Degrees are not magic wealth machines'
Film: One year as leader for Jeremy Corbyn
Debate: What has Jeremy Corbyn achieved?
Debate: Who wants new grammar schools in England?
Interview: Could the TUC work with PM over workers' rights?
No programme this weekend
Andrew Neil on grammar schools
Labour reaction to selective education
Is there a Tory mandate for new grammar schools?
Film: Who will be the next UKIP leader?
Debate: What's going on with UKIP leadership race?
Why have UK politicians met the Syrian leader?
The 'Named Person' scheme in Scotland
The case for and against grammar schools
Why did Labour lose in 2015? Can it win in 2020?
Making the moves with MPs-turned-dancers
Who's in the lead? Meet Westminster top dogs
Film: 'The roof is leaking, the stonework is rotting'
Film: City 'must reinvent itself in the age of Brexit'
Westminster Dog of the Year winner
Strictly contestant on Strictly contestant
What happens to City if UK leaves the Single Market?
Balls asked: Can Corbyn win the next election?
Ed Balls on Parliamentary renovations
John Mann on Parliamentary renovations
What's going on with grammar schools?
"Show us one of your moves" says Jo Coburn to Ed Balls
Looking back at Ed Balls' career
House building stats - which government built more homes?
Climate change question from Caroline Lucas
Jenkin asks PM about the legalities of UK leaving the EU
SNP v PM on Brexit - question two
SNP v PM on Brexit - question one
Corbyn: There is a housing crisis in Britain
May looks at Corbyn's twitter replies
A question from Jenny on house prices
Isn’t the dream of home ownership for many people, just that, a dream?
Theresa May on Team GB in Rio
Does David Gauke support new grammar schools?
What's in Theresa May's in-tray?
'I think the talk of deselection is a bit of... an inward looking distraction'
Kuenssberg and MPs review PMQs
Debate: What is the UK plan for Brexit?
Debate: Could left-leaning parties have electoral pact?
Debate: Why do political debates often lead to Hitler?
Film: Will a job-share work for the Greens?
Keith Vaz statement as he stands down from chairing home affairs select committee
Jo Coburn on how DP family disagreements are settled
Caroline Lucas on Black Lives Matter protest at London City Airport
Leicester Conservative councillor on Keith Vaz's future
Film: 'We need to build on success of grammar schools'
Debate: Could grammar schools be coming back?
How will UK control immigration after Brexit?
Could some Labour MPs face deselection?
What's in the political diary this week?
Do the Conservatives back more grammar schools?
Where did political leaders go on holiday?
Deselection of MPs: David Osland
Deselection of MPs: Chuka Umunna
What immigration system should the UK have?
What's in the political diary this week?
Do the Conservatives back more grammar schools?
Robin Brant on Theresa May at the G20
Ellie Price on Keith Vaz claims - poppers and washing machines
Daily Politics and Sunday Politics were off-air over the recess
Vote Leave quizzed on £350m for NHS claim
How did Vote Leave win the EU Referendum
Labour leadership: Corbyn fan v Smith supporter
What political books should we read over recess?
How long does it take to build Parliament replica?
A look at the political forecast.
May teases 'unscrupulous boss' Corbyn
May: 'My party's a little bit bigger than his'
Cartoonist draws Theresa May during PMQs
Theresa May cartoon timelapse
Davies: Will PM keep her promise on cutting immigration?
Giles Dilnot's final Daily Politics
Theresa May cartoon timelapse
Eurosceptic Tory questions PM on Brexit
SNP offers a twist on PM's 'Brexit means Brexit' phrase
Corbyn and May on austerity
Corbyn welcomes Theresa May to PMQs
Theresa's May first PMQs as PM
Recalling PM's first turns at the PMQs
Cat Smith on Labour leadership
Chris Bryant on Labour leadership
Theresa May's priorities as PM
Clarke and Benn react to Trident vote
Benn: We can't carry on as we are
How will leaving the EU affect UK economy?
How will UK trade internationally after Brexit?
Will Boris Johnson make a good foreign secretary?
Nandy backs Smith and could not serve Corbyn
Peer: Social media 'gives wings to lies'
Political anger on twitter 'like road rage'
What's in the political diary this week?
Boris Johnson is like a 'rhododendron'
Shawcroft and Nandy on claims of violence and trolling in politics
BBC assistant political editor on Labour hustings
Nicholas Soames on Trident
Caroline Lucas on Trident
Lisa Nandy on Trident
What's going on with the UK's Trident weapons?
Talking Brexit with Soames and Nandy
FULL INTERVIEW: A walk in the park with Jeremy Corbyn
Angela Rayner will 'listen' to membership on leadership contest
Gisela Stuart and Dominic Grieve on Brexit
A walk in the park with Jeremy Corbyn
Why does Owen Smith think he can lead Labour?
Offering advice for new secretaries of state
Why King wants youngsters to bank on cricket
Images of a historic week in UK politics
Maajid Nawaz from the Quilliam Foundation
Who are the Lead-bangers?
Frank Gardner on killings in Nice
Will 4m petitioners get second EU referendum?
Who should vote in Labour leadership contest?
What's going on with Labour rules for new leader?
BBC assistant political editor in Downing Street
Recalling Hammond v Peppa
Andrew Neil on the Notting Hill set
Recalling Hammond v Peppa
No change in UK interest rates
SNP Westminster leader on David Cameron's last PMQs
Cameron's final reply at PMQs
Cameron gives a US view on PMQs
Corbyn's last PMQs question to Cameron
Corbyn's last PMQs question to Cameron
Cameron on leadership elections
Cameron on women in power
Jeremy Corbyn on David Cameron's last PMQs
'The diary for the rest of my day is remarkably light'
Justine Greening on Cameron legacy
We have a mandate for a 5-year term, says Villiers
Richard Burgon on Labour leadership
Cameron years: 'Calm down dear' to referendums
Reviewing David Cameron's final PMQs as PM
Leadsom interviewer: I just ask the questions
What will David Cameron's legacy be?
Do voters want an election now or in 2020?
Lucy Powell on Labour leadership ballot
Mark Lobel on the Labour leadership ballot issues
BBC assistant political editor on Theresa May's first week
What's on the political timetable for Theresa May?
Conservative members on Leadsom May leadership election
What do Labour rules say about Corbyn challenge?
Salmond wants Blair to face 'contempt motion'
Leadsom ends Conservative leadership bid
Theresa May: Brexit means Brexit
EU referendum: How did the Remain campaign lose?
Angela Eagle: Labour Party must 'unite'
Eagle: Corbyn 'can't lead behind an office door'
Grayling: Theresa May will deliver Brexit
Looking back at newspaper launches and closures
UK MEPs set to bid au revoir to Strasbourg
The European political week in 60 seconds
What will the EU look like post-Brexit?
Newspaper editor with ex-newspaper editor
How do European MEPs treat British politicians?
Are there dirty tricks in the Conservative leadership race?
Will there be a Labour leadership challenge?
Labour Party membership on the rise
Tory grassroots on the leadership contest
Looking at the two PM contenders
Miranda Green claims to sleep in our studio
Does Westminster have a drinking culture?
Immigration lawyer on future of EU nationals in UK
Are there dirty tricks in the Conservative leadership race?
Emily Thornberry on Chilcot Report
Galloway on legal case against Blair over Iraq War
George Galloway on Chilcot Report
Ben Bradshaw on Labour leadership
Ben Bradshaw on Chilcot Report
There's brandy in that mug, claims Andrew Neil
Flynn wants legal action against Blair after Chilcot Report
Ann Clwyd on Chilcot Report
PMQs: SNP Westminster leader Angus Robertson on Chilcot Report
PMQs: Skinner repeats 'Dodgy Dave' claim to PM
PMQs: Cameron teases Corbyn on the “revolving door”
PMQs: Cameron and Corbyn on regional spending
BBC political editor on Chilcot Report
BBC assistant political editor at Chilcot Report speech
Lewis and Falconer on Tory leadership race
Survation poll on Tory leadership race
Who backs whom in Tory leadership contest?
Why are some teachers in England on strike?
What are the Labour leadership rules?
Key moments of the Chilcot Inquiry
Suzanne Evans wants to stand for UKIP leader
Tessa Jowell on Chilcot Report
BBC education editor on strikes in English schools
Tessa Jowell and Rhea Wolfson on Corbyn leadership
Cash and Jowell on new PMs and general elections
Norman Smith on Tory leadership contest runners
Jonty Bloom looking at Mark Carney speech
MP tweets smiley face after Farage resigns
Best Tory candidate to control immigration?
Will Jeremy Corbyn survive as Labour leader?
Nathan Gill on Nigel Farage resignation
Facebook Live: Adam Fleming and Jo Coburn take questions from viewers
Twist and turns of Labour's agonising week
Chris Bryant: Corbyn 'isn't able to convince voters'
Labour MP: Party in "very difficult" situation
Prescott: Labour 'has to avoid a civil war'
Andrew Neil on the Tory election race name and timings
Does Boris Johnson feel betrayed by Michael Gove?
May the best woman win” says Tim Loughton
Union leader Manuel Cortes on Labour leadership
Who is standing in the Tory election race?
Crispin Blunt on 'froth' of Tory election campaign
Dominic Raab on Tory leadership race
Alan Duncan on Tory leadership race
Steve Baker on Tory leadership race
Union leader on claims of a Corbyn coup
Former deputy leader on current Labour leader
David Davis declares for Boris Johnson
Sir Alan Duncan asks PM about European leaders at parties
Jenkin asks PM to condemn UKIP leader
Salmond asks PM about Chilcot Report
Carswell quizzes Cameron on EU referendum
Robertson and Cameron on Scotland and EU
"For heaven's sake man - go!" - David Cameron to Jeremy Corbyn
Corbyn asks Cameron about suspending chancellor's fiscal rule
Corbyn asks Cameron about living standards after referendum
Thornberry asked: Why have you not resigned?
Has there been a coup in the Labour Party?
"It's been a bit of chaotic couple of days" says Emily Thornberry
What happens now on the Labour leadership?
When should UK trigger Article 50?
“A lot could happen in the next 90 minutes” says Andrew Neil
German MEP: 'There is no cherry picking possible’ for UK
MP tells BBC: You have moved into Project Hysteria
Slaughter and Mason: 'Political climate has changed immeasurably'
New line-up for Jeremy Corbyn's front bench
Views of Boris Johnson
BBC business editor on Monday's markets
Bookie predicts two-horse Tory leadership race
Fox and Reynolds: What does a post-referendum UK look like?
Sam Tarry of Momentum: Corbyn would win leadership contest
Behind the scenes at BBC's referendum HQ
How the UK changed in 72 hours since Brexit
McDonnell: 'Jeremy is not going anywhere'
Blair on chances of second Brexit vote
Martin McGuinness with Jo Coburn on Sunday Politics
Thornberry: Labour must learn #indyref lessons
Emily Thornberry is not resigning
Will Liam Fox stand for Tory leadership?
Liam Fox on post-Brexit planning
What is Article 50 about?
Andrew Neil: Britain has crossed the most significant political watershed in my lifetime
No Daily Politics but Andrew and Jo are part of the wider BBC referendum TV coverage
BBC referendum index
Why won't there be a referendum exit poll?
EU referendum: BBC debate highlights
The referendum campaign... in three minutes
When we will know the referendum result?
American referendum expert Gerry Gunster offers advice for both sides
Referendum day weather forecast
Will Turkey be joining the EU?
Following Boris Johnson and the Vote Leave campaign
With David Cameron on the Stronger In campaign bus
Andrea Leadsom recalls BBC Great Debate
Kezia Dugale on BBC Great Debate
The purr-fect referendum debate... with cats
Soames: Not a civil war, it's a fundamental disagreement
Should George Osborne be moved?
Blue-on-blue comments in referendum debate
Behind the Scenes of the Great Debate
Brexiteers on the immigration debate
Tributes to Jo Cox in Parliament
Economists for Brexit's Patrick Minford
David Dimbleby previews the BBC Great Debate
How does the BBC select their audiences?
Alison McGovern and Andrew Mitchell remember Jo Cox
Kate Hoey and Nick Herbert on immigration
Could Britain look like Norway if it votes to leave the EU?
The history of Britain's relationship with the EU
Corbyn: Parliament has lost 'one of its best'
PM: 'There are people alive because of Jo Cox'
Nick Herbert MP on the prospect of Turkey joining the EU
Kate Hoey says there's a "possibility" Turkey will join EU
Kate Hoey on immigration
Nick Herbert on being outside the single market
Alison McGovern remembers Jo Cox
Andrew Mitchell on Jo Cox
How does the BBC select their audiences like Question Time?
The history of Britain's relationship with the EU
Kate Hoey on UKIP poster
Speaker John Bercow leads tributes to Jo Cox MP
Jeremy Corbyn pays tribute to Jo Cox MP
David Cameron pays tribute to Jo Cox MP
Rachel Reeves remembers her friend and fellow MP Jo Cox
Stephen Kinnock on Jo Cox MP
Stephen Kinnock says "Jo would have responded with outrage" to UKIP poster
Mary Creagh pays tribute to Jox Cox MP
Corbyn: 'We have lost one of our best'
Rachel Reeves: Jo Cox 'struck down much too soon'
David Cameron: 'Jo Cox epitomised best of humanity'
EU referendum: Raab v Lucas
Will the tone of the EU campaign change?
How are the polls looking?
Is the Remain campaign back on track?
John Mann on the tone of the referendum campaign
Dominic Raab's case to Leave the EU
Caroline Lucas' case to Remain in the EU
"Negative campaigning works" says Tom Newton Dunn
Mary Creagh: Jo Cox 'was a force of nature'
Conservative MP: Job can never be 100% safe
Should security of MPs be increased?
So you want to be a Secretary of State?
Social media and EU referendum campaign
Mary Creagh on Jo Cox
Steve Richards on myth of 'out of touch' MPs
Toby Young on aftermath of Jo Cox murder
Gavin Barwell on MPs security
YouGov's Marcus Roberts on social media and campaigning
How to be a Secretary of State
Social media and EU referendum campaign
Andrea Leadsom on referendum prediction
Lord Fowler: The first man to hold the office of Lord Speaker
Lords Speaker role goes to a man for first time
Finkelstein on what happens to the Tories after referendum
Daily Politics bringing people together
Labour Leave's John Mills on Gordon Brown claims
Kinnock on McDonnell and Brown referendum claims
Polling export on referendum stats and predictions
What do the referendum polls say?
Lord Finkelstein on Lord Howard comments
FILM: What does 'stroppy' Cornwall make of the EU
FILM: Have you made your mind up on EU referendum?
Tooting by-election coverage
Giles Dilnot at Farage Flotilla Thames fishing protest
John Mann on referendum campaign
Ed Vaizey on referendum campaign
PMQs:  Not just any pay cut, this is a big fat Marks and Spencer pay cut
PMQs: Blue on blue question on EU referendum
PMQs: In a spin over the EU referendum
PMQs: Migration question for the PM from Tory MP
PMQs: Angus Robertson on EU referendum
PMQs: Cameron and Corbyn on EU referendum
PMQs: Phone-hacking question from Corbyn to Cameron
PMQs: Labour leader on Orlando killings
PMQs: PM on Orlando killings
PMQs: Labour leader on Orlando killings
Labour MP challenged on £100m a week extra for NHS claim
PMQs: Andrew Neil and Ed Vaizey on the EU referendum
PMQs: Jacob Rees-Mogg on emergency budget talk
Leave campaign has published a Queen's Speech-style 'roadmap'
'Digby, you're a typical middle-aged bloke who loves interrupting women'
TTIP and EU referendum: Jones v Reeves
Economic claims over EU membership
Why some people get two votes this month
Tooting candidates: Power to the people!
Do EU officials have 'exorbitant expense claims'?
TSSA backs 'social Europe that everyone deserves'
RMT union: EU is beyond reform
Union v union in EU referendum
What are the EU referendum odds
Lucas: 'EU membership boost jobs in every part of UK
Green: Leaves The EU is beyond reform
Where do Greens stand on the referendum?
Bernard Jenkin on Sir Philip Green called before MPs
What's in the political diary this week?
Around 100,000 Turks could head to the UK annually
Tom Rogan on reaction to Florida shooting
Bernard Jenkin on Gordon Brown and EU referendum
Margaret Hodge asked about Labour referendum campaign
Bernard Jenkin on referendum campaign
Margaret Hodge on referendum campaign
Are some European plans on hold until after the referendum?
EU referendum: Grayling v Creagh
John Mann: EU is 'fundamentally broken'
Online abuse: 'I was not offended, I was terrified'
The week's biggest European political stories
EU migrant deals with Africa and Middle East?
Malta: Where Game of Thrones meets the Boat Race
So what would EU be like in post-Brexit talks?
What's going on with claims about Turkey and EU?
Chuka Umunna on the Remain campaign
Kate Hoey on Labour MPs supporting Leave Campaign
How are Queen's honours given out?
How would ex-leaders vote in EU referendum?
'History Boys' offer UK and Europe lessons
EU 'scaremongering' from Blair and Major?
Corbyn supporter hits back at Blair criticism
Farron: 'We share Europe's history, Europe's future'
Keetch: EU 'power is held behind closed doors'
Any football clues for the EU referendum?
Tory donor calls for a vote to leave the EU
When did referendum U-turn MP change her mind?
Dr Sarah Wollaston reminded of past tweets
Wollaston: There won’t be some Brexit bonanza
We thought PMQs was over....
Peter Bone is given a pub suggestion in Witney
The words World War III have never passed my lips
Corbyn: How are they ministers at the same time
Cameron and Corbyn on employment legislation
Corbyn and Cameron on Sports Direct contracts
PM asked about voter registration problems
Alan Johnson backing John Hayes for PM?
Tim Farron on voter registration problems
Alan Johnson - How did Cameron and Farage do?
John Hayes - How did Cameron and Farage do?
Andrew Neil: "Join me, as I interrogate the chancellor"
What are the BBC's referendum guidelines?
Reporter 'enobled' to pull with the Lords
Illuminating tribute to suffragettes
FILM: EU brings 'jobs, investment and growth'
FILM: 'If we vote leave, we will take back control'
Umunna and Stuart talk TTIP
What power does UK have over EU budget?
Will there be an European Army. and could the UK use a veto to stop it?
Tory MEP asked about deporting criminals
Easier to deport criminals if the UK left the EU?
Reaction to Major and Rees-Mogg comments
FILM: EU 'failing' on borders, currency and debt crisis
FILM: EU helps build 'safer, stronger society'
DEBATE: What role does EU play in workers' rights?
Will declaring school history help social mobility?
Starmer: Privacy is always a key consideration
EU farming subsidies are 'daylight robbery'
John Prescott: 'Where is Labour in EU campaign?'
Where is the EU campaign heading?
EU referendum: Hannan v Reynolds
Conservative MP announces his referendum decision
Davis: Narrow Remain vote 'hard for PM to handle'
Chilcot Report debate: Oborne, Rentoul and Murray
Can we trust economists' predictions in EU referendum?
Could a Brexit really end one-in-ten London marriages?
How MPs need bingo balls to get a bill
Nicola Sturgeon guest stars in sci-fi drama
Salford mayor: Benefit sanctions causing crisis
How would leaving the EU affect UK trade?
Ex-ministers debate the latest migration figures
Salford mayor: Benefit sanctions causing crisis
Conservative MP Nick Herbert on the case to Remain in the EU
Tory MP Nusrat Ghani on the case for leaving the EU
Veterans for Britain: EU 'draws money from Nato'
Mike Read's advice for pro-Brexit pop concert
PMQs: Eagle asks about 'banishing of Tory Brexiteers'
PMQs: MPs should take lead from 'statesman-like' Clarke
PMQs: SNP raises case of family facing deportation
PMQs: Osborne says BBC should not be 'great public newspaper'
Talking EU referendum scare stories: Gisela Stuart
Talking EU referendum scare stories: Matt Hancock
Is Jo Co not so digital after all?
Does Labour have an Englishness problem?
EU referendum debate: Coaker and Villiers
Jodie Marsh protests against puppy farming
MPs to hold inquiry into UK robotics industry
What would Brexit mean for Northern Ireland?
On the UKIP 'Vote to Leave' bus
Johnson on property market: Extending underground for 'iceberg homes'
Johnson and Lammy on iceberg homes
Liam Fox on Tory election expenses claims
Pete Wishart on Tory election expenses claims
Political diary for the coming week
Harriet Baldwin and Liam Fox on UK policy over Turkey
Baldwin on UK economy after a Brexit
Economist Gerard Lyons on UK economy after a Brexit
Lammy and Fox on Turkey joining EU?
Who's claiming what in the EU referendum debate
CBI boss: 'UK may eventually prosper under Brexit'
EU referendum: Do pollsters have a clue what's going on?
Where are the women in the EU referendum campaigns?
Lord Owen criticises NHS Chief Executive
EU referendum debate: Field v Thomas
Will energy and climate change job carry on?
What's happened to the TTIP trade deal?
MP has yet to tell his mother how he will vote
Burnham: Westminster 'has failed the north of England'
Where do trade unions stand on the EU referendum?
Why was there rubber glove talk in Parliament?
Does the UK want to open its door to refugees?
State Opening of Parliament (BBC1 1030-1215)
What might be in the Queen's Speech?
How safe are prisons in England and Wales?
EU referendum debate: Howard v Farron
FILM: Lord Sutch 'far from stupid or mad'
DEBATE: Why make play about Monster Raving Loony Party?
Newquay favourite for UK space centre site
EU referendum debate: Lamont v Clarke
Mosley: Injunctions have valuable role to play
Highlights for the Green Party in Bennett era
Natalie Bennett: I am not going away
Charles Clarke on Ken Livingstone
What's in the political diary this week?
Counter terrorism bill in Queen's Speech
IDS: 'Carney breached his obligations on impartiality'
Should the power of the House of Lords be curtailed?
Strathclyde: 'House of Lords should not have power to veto'
Iain Duncan Smith: 'Mark Carney has breached his obligations
By-elections over election spending claims
Moodbox: Do the Brits feel European (or not)?
One-minute video guide to European political week
Migrant deal brings Turkey a step closer to EU?
Is Portugal on the road to financial recovery?
Plaid Cymru's Simon Thomas on vote for Welsh FM
What does the White Paper mean for the BBC?
Andrew Bridgen on the BBC White Paper
Damian Green will ask a question about Andrew Neil's salary
UKIP's immigration spokesman on National Insurance numbers and migration stats
Economist Jonathan Portes on UK immigration stats
"There will be consequences for its future" says Vote Leave
Could EU referendum affect UK's Eurovision hope?
Meet the new Labour mayor of Bristol
Kuenssberg and MPs review Cameron and Corbyn
Why is UK 'pouring' money' into corrupt nations?
Speaker says Farron 'has a right to be heard'
Tweeters should be 'ashamed of sexist bullying'
Will Gordon Brown have any sway on EU debate?
Brexit The Move director Martin Durkin
Angus Robertson has corruption questions for PM
Corbyn asks Cameron about child refugees
Corbyn says PM was not listening to his tax haven question
Cameron and Corbyn on wage rates
Wishing Sir David Attenborough happy 90th birthday
I better check the microphone's on before speaking
Reaction to Queen and PM's comments caught on camera
Hamilton to contest role for Welsh UKIP leader
Can science judge how someone will vote on the EU?
EU referendum debate: Blunkett v Raab
75 years since Parliament was bombed
Street-Porter: London 'brought to its knees by cycling'
Cycling debate: Gilligan v Street-Porter
Tarry: 'These people should be called in to see whip'
Town votes to ban buying of second homes
Behind the scenes at the BBC election studio
Ruth Davidson claims she'll be a 'robust' opposition leader
Caroline Flint: Labour result 'not enough'
Labour's Clive Lewis: 'Bickering is not helping'
BBC Election 2016 index (no DP on on Friday)
When will we know results after the polls close?
What should the UK do about child refugees?
Why there'll be no Welsh flags at Eurovision
What is the future of Syria?
Ex-chairman Shapps quizzed on Tory election spending
Will the UK political map be changing colour(s)?
Laura Kuenssberg on 'extraordinarily brutal' PMQs
MP gives the PM a test on English grammar
PM on Lineker pledge to go on TV in pants
SNP Westminster leader asks PM about helping child refugees
Speaker's warning to government whip and 'his sidekick'
Corbyn: Anti-Semitism has no place in our society
SNP deputy leader asked about education and election policies
Speaker's warning to government whip and 'his sidekick'
PM reminds Labour leader about past comments about Hamas and Hezbollah
Grant Shapps asked about local government finance
Is the DP the Leicester or Hatfield of politics?
Suspended councillor on 'witch hunt'
Focus on Welsh election
Nigel Farage on his security arrangements
Bank holiday: no programmes
How Labour's anti-semitism row unfolded
Bradshaw: Livingstone is 'spy' for the Conservative Party
Farron: 'Britain desperately needs a Lib Dem revival'
Brandon Lewis: Academy plan 'a good step forward'
Labour anti-semitism row: How it all unfolded
Did Obama cross the line with EU advice to UK?
What's in a name? Farage like garage?
Any idea who your police commissioner is?
A one-minute guide to the political week
Nigel Farage talks EU referendum polling
Nigel Farage talks border controls
Iain Watson on Watson, Corbyn and anti-Semitic claims
MP Mann brands Livingstone 'Nazi apologist'
In full: Ken Livingstone with Andrew Neil, John Mann and Nick Clegg
Clegg and Hitchens on UK drug enforcement
Time to decriminalise or legalise some drugs?
S Yorkshire force needs 'morale and purpose'
Inequality in Education report with Nick Clegg and Anthony Seldon
Corbyn on Hillsborough 'lies, smears, cover-ups'
Labour 'quite extraordinary' over Shah, says PM
Cooper: PM 'puts country to shame' on child refugees
Reviewing PMQs with Laura Kuenssberg and MPs
Angus Robertson on UK help for child refugees
“I am on my fifth Labour leader, and if he carries on like this, I’ll soon be on my sixth”
Party leaders on academy schools (and repeats on TV)
"We are going to have academies for all and it's going to be in the Queen's Speech
Fox: 'They were all wrong on the euro'
Lisa Nandy on Naz Shah comments about Israel
Nandy and Fox tipped as future leaders of their parties?
How many PMQs has Andrew watched since 2003?
Scottish elections: Where parties stand on tax powers
Labour 'not representing voters' on EU
Historian Dan Cruickshank on repairs to Westminster landmark
Salmond asked about SNP record in government
Godfrey Olson: 'I have always lived by a council diary
Labour 'not representing voters' on EU
A few stats about local government in England
BBC Scotland Editor on Holyrood elections
Alex Salmond on junior doctors' strike
Ken Clarke on junior doctors' strike
BBC's Smitha Mundasad on junior doctors' strike
Bryant and Zahawi on Theresa May speech
Call to ban letting agency fees for those renting homes
Debating film on call to curb rental fees
EU referendum: MPs Zahawi and Bryant on Shakespeare
Northern Ireland parties campaign for Assembly elections
NUS president's Malia Bouattia faces anti-Semitic claims
What can Labour expect from the local elections?
Dominic Raab: Obama has 'backtracked' on trade deal claim
Labour 'optimistic' about local elections
Diane James: UKIP 'looking to gain ground' in local elections
How have UKIP fared in past local elections?
A one-minute guide to the political week
MP: Air power by itself is hardly ever decisive
Junior doctor attacks government strike 'spin'
'Why should they be made to become academies?'
Ayesha Hazarika on London mayoral election
Harry Phibbs on London mayoral election
Who tells the Queen what her MPs are up to?
Minister: 'I need to do more to sell' academies policy
Bennett: Voters want 'new Green broom'
Watson: Robots 'about to change our world'
Tom Watson asked about his previous claims of paedophile network
Windsor MP on the Queen's status as resident or voter
What does polling say about the Queen?
Defeated Lib Dem MP on Tory BattleBus claims in Wells seat
What the Tories say about Battle Bus claims
Michael Crick on Tory Battle Bus 2015 claims and timings
Cameron makes extremism claims about Khan
Cameron and Corbyn clash on academy schools plan
Heidi Allen: 'There are children there completely vulnerable'
Will this really be called Boaty McBoatface?
Kuenssberg and MPs review PMQs exchanges
Labour's shadow health minister on junior doctors' strike
PM and Labour leader on Queen's birthday
Kate Hoey on UK referendum over the EU
Ed Vaizey on UK referendum over the EU
Big hitters on EU referendum claims and counter-claims
Why do MPs run marathon for charity?
Is the EU debate descending into conjuring and scaremongering?
Paul Mason: We were right to fight it
MP Redwood warns on giving steel workers 'false hope'
Julie Cooper on bid to block MPs filibustering
Philip Davies on bid to block MPs filibustering
What should UK do about those who fight 'IS'?
Will celebrities sway EU referendum voters?
Powell: There is a pupil places crisis
Do bookies get too much blame for gamblers?
What's in the political diary this week?
IFS' Paul Johnson on George Osborne UK exit claims
Hunt: 'UK safer, stronger and better off in EU'
What are the risks if Britain remains in the EU?
Should Obama intervene in the EU debate?
Nigel Farage hugs #hugabrit campaign EU supporter
Conservative Woman and Women's Equality Party on "totty"
Voters views on tax fraud and benefit fraud
Talking EU polls and turnout: Hodges and Farage
Farage: That simply is not fair play
Friday marks the beginning of the official #EUref campaign
Where do horses travel in 'business class'?
European political week in 60 seconds
What Brits in Malta think of EU referendum
Lamont, Lawson, Clarke and Darling on chancellor job
Palmerston cat's role catching mice at Foreign Office
Lord Baker on Nicky Morgan's academy school plans
Shakespeare's Richard ll to be performed in Parliament
Fact checking an SNP claim on Whitehall staff
Setback for government on Housing Bill
Chris Bryant on Jeremy Corbyn speech
Graham Stringer on Jeremy Corbyn
Cameron and Corbyn trade blows on taxes
PM accuses Tory MP of 'classic scare story' on EU
Carswell: Will PM resign if he loses UK referendum?
Kuenssberg and MPs review PMQs clashes
Farron: At least 10,000 refugee children missing
' I have nothing further to add' says John Whittingdale
'Corbyn' as singing, dancing performer on stage
Recovering MP wants electronic voting
For and against government EU referendum leaflet
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Colchester United winger Drey Wright has signed a new one-year contract with the League Two-bound club.

The 21-year-old made 13 appearances this season, but started only once, in a goalless draw against Shrewsbury.
He has largely been used as a substitute by the U's, coming off the bench in 40 of the 55 games he has featured in since his debut in 2012.
Wright follows Alex Wynter and James Bransgrove in agreeing new deals with the Essex side.


Prime Minister Tony Abbott's refusal to confirm or deny allegations that Australian officials paid asylum boat crews to turn back to Indonesia has got many wondering about his choice of words.

Migrants from Bangladesh, Myanmar and Sri Lanka were reportedly heading to New Zealand last month when an Australian navy ship intercepted them and an immigration official paid each member of the crew A$5,000 ($3,900; Â£2,500) to turn back to Indonesia.
When the story came to light a few days ago, Mr Abbott side-stepped questions about its veracity, saying instead Australia had developed "incredibly creative" strategies to deal with asylum seekers arriving by boat.
Asked if he would pay people smugglers - people the government had described as criminals - Mr Abbott replied: "What we do is we stop the boats by hook or by crook because that's what we've got to do and that's what we've successfully done and I just don't want to go into the details... The important thing is to stop the boats."
It was one of the oldest rhetorical tricks of all time, says Dr Dennis Glover, a professional speechwriter and a fellow of think-tank Per Capita.
"They are taking something that is a mistake and re-describing it as a success," says Dr Glover, who has previously worked for several Labor Party leaders.
If the allegations are true, paying money to people smugglers could have been a huge political blunder.
"It is implicit in their descriptions of evil people smugglers that you would not give them money... But by paying them it is the asylum seekers who become the real enemy while people smugglers can help us out by turning their boats back," he explains. "It is the ultimate PR triumph."
Others think Mr Abbott is testing the public's appetite for tougher action on asylum seekers.
The government will be wondering whether people are willing to let them stop the boats at any cost, says political scientist in the School of Social Sciences at Monash University, Dr Zareh Ghazarian.
By using phrases such as "by hook or by crook", Mr Abbott is reminding people how far he is willing to go to deliver on his election promise to stop the boats, says Dr Ghazarian, without committing himself on the payment issue.
"Asylum seekers and stopping the boats is arguably the government's one political achievement," he says.
"If they can't manage the asylum seeker issue and the boats start arriving again in the numbers we have seen in past years they will have lost credibility on this issue."
Social commentator and writer Jane Caro agrees.
"Stopping the boats is the only real success story for the government to hang its hat on," says Ms Caro, noting that it is a policy that remains popular with most Australians.
"I am speculating but Mr Abbott will be thinking that eventually [stopping the boats] will get tougher and he is not willing to remove anything from his bag of tricks," she says.
"Here is a prime minister who is reserving his options."


Luton boss Nathan Jones insists he has no worries about the club's supposed play-off curse - because his record is far better.

The Hatters face Blackpool on Sunday in the first leg of the League Two play-offs, having failed in four previous campaigns in the last 20 years.
But Jones told BBC Look East: "The old Luton record has nothing to do with me.
"My play-off record's quite good. I've been in three and been promoted in two, so I'm happy with that."
Although he was part of the Yeovil team that were beaten by Blackpool in the League One play-off final in 2007, Jones had tasted success at the Millennium Stadium a few years previously, when Brighton beat Bristol City to earn promotion to the Championship.
And Jones wants to use those sorts of memories to override those of Hatters fans, who watched their side lose to Crewe in 1997, York in 2010, AFC Wimbledon in 2011 and York again in 2012.
"I wasn't here then, so there's nothing I could do," Jones said.
"It's a new group of players with a new group of goals. If the fans get behind us, and we perform, we've got a great chance.
"I can't affect history - I can affect the present."
Having finished fourth in League Two, Luton will start as favourites to be promoted - but Jones is keen to avoid the fate which befell Scunthorpe, who finished third in League One but lost to Millwall in the play-off semi-finals.
"We're delighted to have finished where we have. That's a big statement from us," Jones said.
"But the play-offs are a lottery. We saw in the League One games, Scunthorpe finished third but lost at home 3-2 to a really strong Millwall side, so we have to be wary of things like that.
"The league table tells us we're the fourth best side so we have to prove that."


Lincolnshire county councillor Victoria Ayling has been chosen to contest the Sleaford and North Hykeham by-election for UKIP.

She joins Tory consultant paediatrician Caroline Johnson, who contested the Scunthorpe seat in 2010, coming second to Labour.
Labour selected its candidate - trade unionist and refuse driver Jim Clarke - on Wednesday.
Ross Pepper will be contesting the by-election for the Liberal Democrats.
Conservative MP Stephen Phillips resigned last week, citing "irreconcilable policy differences" with the government.
The barrister and part-time judge had complained that the government was "lurching to the right" and had criticised its attempt to trigger Article 50, beginning the formal process for the UK to leave the EU, without a vote by MPs.
The High Court has since ruled that the government must consult MPs - although ministers are appealing against the decision to the Supreme Court.
Lincolnshire voters were among the most Eurosceptic in the UK, with more than 75% of voters in Boston voting to leave.
This could benefit UKIP's Ms Ayling, who said she was "honoured" to be selected, and that as a local councillor she understands "the issues facing Lincolnshire."
Conservative Dr Johnson said she was delighted to be selected, adding: "I am the only person who can support the prime minister and the government to deliver Brexit. I am completely behind the government's plans for Brexit and to deliver on the decision made by the British people."
Mr Clarke, a trade unionist and former postman, said he was honoured to fight the seat for Labour and would stand up for locals in parliament.
"It is not right that in 2016 working people here in Sleaford and North Hykeham are having to choose between heating and eating."
He accused the government of having "no plan for Brexit" and pledged to "hold the government to account on ensuring the best deal for Britain, which protects our local jobs".
Local councillor Mark Suffield is standing as an independent while Peter Hill is standing for the Monster Raving Loony Party.


UN human rights experts have expressed "legitimate concerns" about US juries failing to charge policemen involved in the deaths of two black civilians.

It is part of a broader "pattern of impunity" concerning minority victims, the UN said in a statement.
Thousands of people have taken to the streets in protest over the deaths of two black men at the hands of white officers in recent months.
Grand juries in Missouri and New York failed to charge either officer.
"I am concerned by the grand juries' decisions and the apparent conflicting evidence that exists relating to both incidents," UN Special Rapporteur on minority issues, Rita Izsak, said in a statement.
A trial process would ensure the evidence is considered in detail, she said.
"The decisions leave many with legitimate concerns relating to a pattern of impunity when the victims of excessive use of force come from African-American or other minority communities."
Human rights expert Mireille Fanon-Mendes-France, who currently heads the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent, said the cases add to existing concerns.
She pointed to "longstanding prevalence of racial discrimination faced by African-Americans, particularly in relation to access to justice and discriminatory police practices".
The UN findings come amid ongoing protests over the death of Eric Garner, a black man held in an apparent chokehold by a white New York police officer.
Protesters have taken to major city streets, disrupting traffic and holding sit-ins after a grand jury last week decided not to press charges against the officer involved.
Civil rights activists are pinning their hopes on a federal investigation into the case.
After two nights of protests in New York, the city is preparing for the funeral on Friday of a man apparently inadvertently shot by a policeman in a dark stairwell.
Akai Gurley was unarmed when he was killed and his parents are demanding justice.
On Friday, the Brooklyn district attorney's office said a grand jury will consider bringing charges in the case.
Following the outcry over the Garner case, the mayor of New York, Bill de Blasio ordered the city's 22,000-strong police force to be retrained in how to better communicate and remain calm when making arrests, and they will be fitted with body cameras.
13%
of the US population is black
28%  of suspects arrested in the US in 2010 were black
32% of people killed from 2003 to 2009 in arrest-related incidents were black
42% of inmates on death row in 2012 were black
US President Barack Obama welcomed the mayor's commitment to act, and said "too many Americans feel deep unfairness" in how the laws are applied.
The latest wave of race-related unrest began last week over the decision not to indict another white police officer who had shot dead a young black man, Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri.
Elsewhere in the US several other racially sensitive cases appeared this week:
On Thursday night in New York, protesters carried coffins across the Brooklyn Bridge and marched in several groups through Manhattan, carrying banners saying "Racism kills" and "This stops today".
"People are sick and tired of the systemic problems of racism in this country," said one protester, Jason Pollock. "We are out here in the streets to say that black life matters."
Smaller-scale protests were held in cities including Chicago, Washington, Denver, and Boston. In Minneapolis, some protesters blocked traffic by marching or lying in the middle of a highway.
Activists have called for another march in Washington on 13 December, followed by a summit on civil rights.


Southampton eased to a comfortable win over desperate Newcastle, who edge closer to Premier League relegation.

The Magpies were woeful and conceded in the fourth minute when Shane Long ran past a hapless defence and slotted in.
Graziano Pelle swept home the second just before the break and Victor Wanyama drilled in to make it 3-0 after Pelle's shot was blocked.
Newcastle barely threatened but earned a consolation through Andros Townsend's stunning strike.
The result leaves the Magpies six points shy of 17th place Norwich, who have played a game more, with six matches remaining.
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It says a lot about Newcastle's fans - many travelling more than 330 miles - that they applauded their side off after yet another insipid display.
They provided the only solace for the players, who slumped to their ninth successive away defeat. Rafael Benitez's side now have six games remaining to preserve their Premier League status. With four of those games at home, it is possible, but not even their passionate supporters will be confident.
Newcastle went into the game having only twice won at Southampton in 16 league attempts. And after just four minutes they looked set for a fourth successive loss at St Mary's when Long drifted past weak challenges from Vurnon Anita and Steven Taylor to open the scoring.
Anita was playing out of position at left-back, while neither Chancel Mbemba nor Steven Taylor impressed at centre-half.
The best of the defensive bunch, Daryl Janmaat, slipped and injured himself in the build-up to Pelle's goal before Mane exposed further frailties on Newcastle's left side after the break, resulting in Wanyama's strike.
Yes, but the defence has to improve markedly. Under Benitez's short tenure there had been initial improvements, but Newcastle have now conceded six goals in two games.
The saving grace might be the attack. There is enough firepower through Aleksandar Mitrovic, Giorginio Wijnaldum and Andros Townsend.
Townsend, who signed in January, scored a peach of a goal, having gone close moments earlier. Sadly for the Magpies, it came when they 3-0 down.
Good, but they probably only reached third gear. They pressed the Newcastle defence from the whistle, knowing that they could force a mistake.
Long troubled the backline with his pace, while Pelle pulled both Mbemba and Taylor - who was substituted at half-time - out of position.
Jordy Clasie was once again tireless in his closing down, with Newcastle playmaker Jonjo Shelvey failing to impose himself on the contest.
The Saints are within spitting distance of a European spot and they will assisted by the long-awaited return of Jay Rodriguez. The England forward made his first appearance since October after recovering from foot surgery.
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Southampton manager Ronald Koeman, speaking to BBC Sport: "The performance was not everything I wanted, because I think in the second half, we had to score more goals. We created good chances. The key to winning was how we started, with a good spirit and a high tempo.
"It's all about how you start the game. We know the situation of Newcastle. If you give them the belief at the start, it can be very dangerous. A fast goal gave us the boost to continue. There was good movement and good goals.
"It's fantastic to see Rodriguez back, first of all for the player. He worked very hard to come back. It's up to the manager to give him that game time. He will be a very good player us in the future for us. It's important for Jay to get that game time to improve. That will not happen in one or two weeks. You need more time for that."
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Newcastle manager Rafael Benitez, speaking to BBC Sport: "To be fair, the last three games have been the same. I've been saying the same thing. Second half we did much better but I'm really disappointed with the first half. Everyone needs to know that we have a lot of people behind us and so we need to give everything.
"Normally when you are in the position we are in, when you start the game conceding a goal, it's not the best.
"We have to show more character like we did in the second half. We have four more games at home and we will need everyone's support there. In the second half, the team showed we had character.
"It important that everybody continues to believe. The anxiety is killing us sometimes. If we can control these things then things will change."
Newcastle host Swansea next Saturday and Southampton are away at Everton on the same day.