Theresa May

Snatching catastrophe from the jaws of defeat: Jeremy Corbyn has resisted the growing clamour for him to step down after Labour’s humilating result in Copeland, an area it’s held for decades. There was some consolation when Labour managed to hold on to Stoke-on-Trent, seeing off Ukip’s challenge.

In Copeland, where Theresa May hailed what she called the Conservatives’ “astounding” victory, Labour’s recriminations are only just beginning.

The Prime Minister says she’s hoping to “build on the special relationship” in her talks with Mr Trump. But she warned that she would not be afraid to say if she found something unacceptable. The President certainly seems to believe he can develop a chemistry with Mrs May, reportedly referring to her as “my Maggie”,…

For the second time in a week, the prime minister has thrown down the gauntlet – this time to business executives attending the world economic forum in Davos.

Europe’s leaders have been telling Theresa May how difficult her plan for Brexit is going to be to negotiate.

It was, said some pro-Europeans, a destructive, hard Brexit. Others accused Theresa May of trying to have her cake and eat it.

Shadow Foreign Secretary Emily Thornberry on Brexit.

Work and Pensions Secretary Damian Green on Brexit.

Just days before Theresa May outlines her blueprint for Brexit – officials are warning it could cause what they call a ‘market correction’.

Doctors have responded with fury to the prime minister’s demands to open seven days a week – with some claiming they’ll quit the health service altogether.

In the Commons today the Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn accused Theresa May of being in denial in a Prime Minister’s Question Time dominated by the NHS.

NHS England Chief Executive Sir Simon Stevens flatly contradicts the Prime Minister’s claims that the NHS had been adequately funded.

Alastair Campbell and Isabel Hardman debate Theresa May’s announcement on mental health and the “shared society”.

The health service, in particular support for those suffering mental health problems, was at the centre of the Prime Minister’s first big speech of 2017 this morning.