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SNP MP tells IBTimes UK that the nationalists are in the Commons to do a job and not to be liked.

Exclusive: The counter-extremism expert says Cameron's fight against terrorism must be streamlined.

The former health minister made the admission after announcing his leadership bid.

But the deputy prime minister left the door open for a coalition with the Tories or Labour.

The First Minister of Scotland will unveil the policy document in Edinburgh as the election looms.

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

The party wants to introduce an Australian-style immigration system to control Britain's borders.

The SNP leader says her party was open to a 'confidence and supply' deal with Labour.

David Cameron and the Conservatives will be left red faced after MPs voted their motion down.

Shadow minister Chi Onwurah says locking MPs to platform constituents can't afford is "mistake".

Miliband struggled to bounce back from Cameron's no-VAT tax increase promise at PMQs.

The Deputy Prime Minister said he would support affirmative action if current measures fail.

The European Scrutiny Committee called on the state broadcaster to do more on its EU coverage.

The UK defence secretary made the move after a year-long review into the islands' defences.

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Former Army officer was due to deliver a 'robust defence' to party disciplinary meeting on Tuesday

The deputy prime minister made the remark ahead of his party's alternative budget.

The Labour leader made the allegations after Osborne gave his budget speech in the Commons.

The Liberal Democrat leader also said others parties gave women seats as a 'consolation prize'.

The prime minister, who has been MP for Witney since 2001, says he loves serving his constituents.

EXCLUSIVE: The business secretary spoke to IBTimes UK about mental health in Westminster.

We need to shatter social stereotypes that demean the role of people over 50 and what they can offer.

The employment minister was compared to the kitchen appliance by the House of Commons speaker.

The former prime minister also stressed that pro-Europeans should call for reforms in Brussels.

Stuart Gulliver said that he wants to continue at HSBC in his questioning by the PAC

Campaign group Business for Britain found 64.7% of UK laws originate from Brussels.

The Labour leader's second job ban pledge comes amid a new 'cash for access' scandal.

The Red Tory architect tells IBTimes UK the middle classes are being excluded from parliament.

David Cameron says MPs are in parliament to serve their country and constituents.