Westminster

Former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and Labour’s Lords leader Baroness Smith join Krishnan Guru-Murthy to discuss whether it’s sink or survive for Rishi Sunak after election losses across the country.

We analyse what impact the recent spy claims will have on UK-China relations

We spoke to Victor Gao, the vice-president of the Centre for China and Globalisation, who previously worked closely with former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping.

We spoke to Conservative MP and former party leader, Iain Duncan Smith, who is a long-time critic of China’s activities in the UK, and has been sanctioned by the Beijing government.

The news that a parliamentary researcher has been arrested on suspicion of spying for China has caused consternation amongst MPs.

Wes Streeting MP joins Krishnan Guru-Murthy to talk about his journey from a Stepney council estate to the Labour frontbench in Westminster, his optimism that poverty is a trap we can escape and his vision for an NHS ‘fit for the future’ on the eve of the 2024 UK general election, on this week’s Ways to Change the World podcast.

As if the divisions within the cabinet over Brexit weren’t trouble enough for the Prime Minister, a vote in the Scottish parliament today has paved the way for a potential constitutional crisis. The Scottish National Party joined forces with Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Greens to vote down Theresa May’s EU withdrawal bill. At…

Labour politician and MP for Earling Central and Acton Rupa Huq talks about harassment allegations in Westminster.

More sexual harassment allegations in Westminster as two more MPs are accused of inappropriate behaviour – both have denied the claims. The suspended Labour MP Kelvin Hopkins – who had been promoted to the shadow cabinet last year – was accused by a young activist, despite this, he was promoted to the shadow cabinet last…

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Vince Cable discusses the Westminster harassment saga and the interest rate rise.  

Theresa May is calling for a Commons review into how the culture at Westminster can change. One of her ministers has admitted asking his secretary to buy sex toys – the Cabinet Office will investigate whether international trade minister broke official rules.

The Prime Minister, who was whisked away from the Commons as the attack began, has said her thoughts are with the victims. Tonight she  has been chairing a meeting of the Cobra security committee.

Some of the injured were taken to St Thomas’ Hospital and our correspondent Tom Clarke is there now.

To America now, where President Trump has been speaking with Theresa May for a briefing on the events in London today