Their salaries are set by an independent body, but some MPs are opposing the increase.

They can't meet up in person this year, so what are the political parties doing instead?

Councils urge the government to invest more in zero-emissions ships and offshore turbines.

Website flagged twice as many dark-skinned women's photos as those from light-skinned men in BBC test.

The 10% cut in funding comes amid anger in the union about the direction of Labour under Sir Keir Starmer.

Richard Siddall says he cannot work with people who "support homophobia, bullying and intimidation".

The party has previously called for a graduate contribution to fund higher education.

Tracey Crouch says people have contacted to her say they have been checked following her message.

The deputy first minister warned further restrictions may be introduced to combat coronavirus.

Do we know why we choose the things we choose? One psychologist thinks we're in the dark - we have "choice blindness".

President Trump contracted Covid-19 after his close aide Hope Hicks tested positive.

Spending watchdog urges repairs body to get on with it - but they say rethink is needed to save money.

Potential election chaos will play out on social media, and Big Tech is worried.

The Irish foreign minister was speaking about Brexit on Radio 4's Political Thinking with Nick Robinson.

Backbenchers raise concerns that measures are being brought in without Parliament having a say.

Indecision over civil servants coming into the office has wasted time and goodwill, a union says.

Leader Sir Ed Davey launches party's fight back after a poor election at online conference.

Commons authorities want to roll out the training, which is already given to staff, to all MPs.

Ministers have "over-promised and under-delivered", former civil service head Lord O'Donnell says.

The money will be deducted due to an overestimate two years ago of the amount Scots pay in income tax.