The cross-party group wants Police Scotland to be given an unredacted report into alleged CIA torture.

The UK government's post-Brexit immigration plans have the scope to fundamentally change the British economy.

The Scottish first minister is weathering a difficult few weeks - but how bad is the damage?

The home secretary and her official disagreed but she did not bully him, a source tells the BBC.

In a poll last year, two thirds of people suggested that Britain’s exit from the EU was negatively affecting the nation’s mental health. But is that really about customs unions and widget regulations, or is it a more a product of how we think about politics? James Tilley, a professor of politics at Oxford, finds out how our distorted ways of thinking create emotional reactions to politics and how those emotions affect what we do politically.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak promises to "crack on" with delivering the government's election promises.

Dominic Cummings has left for work following the sacking of adviser Andrew Sabisky.

Profiles of the groups whose nominations helped decide which candidates made the final ballot.

Psychotherapy might have the answers about why we are so emotional about politics.

Jackson Carlaw said there should not be another vote for a generation, even if votes showed support for independence.

The Labour leadership contenders agree that revitalising the party's fortunes north of the border is vital.

Ignoring stereotypes like "snowflakes" and "gammons" helps us find common ground, research suggests.

Boris Johnson continues to rejig his team, with James Cleverley demoted from Conservative chairman.

Jackson Carlaw has been named the new leader of the Scottish Conservatives.

Labour MP Tracy Brabin auctioned off the dress for charity after it caused controversy in the Commons.

Leila Nathoo looks back at the day in politics, as the PM's reshuffle went further than even he perhaps expected.

The UK government's new business secretary will also lead this year's big UN climate meeting.

India's top court said the "alarming rise" of "criminal candidates" had to be addressed urgently.

From lost post-its to unfortunate acronyms - a lot can go wrong during a cabinet reshuffle.

Staffers have threatened to ballot for industrial action if a planned 1.4% pay rise is not increased.