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Police confiscate more than a 12 knives a day from visitors to the Houses of Parliament.

The Australian election guru says David Cameron won because of his anchor-like political stability.

IBTimes UK takes a look at this week's Westminster gossip and political news.

Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leadership candidate ahead in the polls, has unveiled his economic plan.

The SNP criticise the Labour party for failing to oppose the Tory government's welfare cuts.

'Chancellor, sit down man! I told you to sit down, sit down!' shouted Bercow, as Osborne fielded questions on the economy.

Prime minister to launch review into how to boost 'integration' in Muslim communities.

Exclusive: The SNP Treasury spokesman talks about life in the Commons and the election victory.

BREAKING: Former party president will become Nick Clegg's successor after a crushing general election.

The top Tory says the flat rate licence fee is 'regressive' and could be scrapped.

The prime minister had reportedly asked Ipsa not to make the remuneration move.

Theresa May said the deployment of water cannons would change the face of British policing.

Paisley MP is the youngest representative in parliament since the 1832 Reform Act.

The prime minister's U-turn was greeted with cheers by animal welfare demonstrators.

Tory rebels, Labour and the SNP will all vote against the government in the commons.

Read the Conservative chancellor's full emergency budget here.

The Rochdale representative is now seeking help to combat the mental health condition.

Prime Minister David Cameron has said the West needs to 'crush' Isis in Iraq and Syria.

The chancellor will be boosted after the ONS said the UK economy grew by 0.4% at the start of 2015.

Report to Parliamentarians Thursday breaks out five separate scenarios for renovations at Westminster.

Organisers claim more than 9,000 people attended the event near the House of Commons.

Weekend prison riot linked to government cuts, "crisis" in British prisons, say officials.

The draft legislation on the promised historic vote will reach its committee stage in the Commons.

The former Liberal Democrat was found dead at his Fort William home on 1 June aged just 55.

Ed spoke in the House of Commons just hours after David's autumn speech in London was announced.

Chancellor uses Queen's Speech debate to announce government sale of remaining 30% stake in Royal Mail.

Prime Minister David Cameron led tributes in the Commons to former Liberal Democrat leader.

The Scotsman passed away aged just 55 at his home in Fort William yesterday.

Shadow home secretary plans to criticise some of Ed Miliband's economic policies.

Newly re-elected prime minister will speak at GP surgery in West Midlands today.