Prime minister strikes deal with main political parties on a grievance procedure for staff

Harriet Harman says crackdown on harassment long overdue as Scottish minister resigns

A case taken by an actress against a Trinity student in 1747 gives the lie to the notion that there was a time when sexual harrassment in the workplace was okay

British PM acts in wake of resignation of one minister, while two others face investigations

We are about to see first public divergence by governments on North since Belfast Agreement

Gavin Williamson takes over from Michael Fallon who resigned over conduct with journalist

Bex Bailey says staff member she told about incident suggested she not report it

British PM a figure of open mockery in Brussels after collapse of authority

Most positions unchanged as George Osborne calls May ‘dead woman walking’

TV view: Osborne’s election night delight underlined the factional nature of British politics

Home secretary rejects suggestion MI5 missed opportunity to apprehend Salman Abedi

Copycat variants of the malicious software have begun to spread

Cyber-attack response: HSE plans updates with security patches, anti-virus capability

Raw vote share suggests Theresa May’s snap election gamble will pay off handsomely

Britain offers full support for US action, but angered Russia seeks emergency UN meeting

Defence secretary warns on failure to reach a deal, while Theresa May reassures Gibraltar

If London was unpanicked by Khalid Masood’s attack, it’s because it’s accustomed to terrorism, having endured numerous atrocities before the Islamist threat emerged

Republican reflects on ‘disarray’ in White house, saying Trump contradicts himself

Downing Street confirms PM knew about test failure ahead of vote to renew nuclear deterrent

Planned Parenthood centenary a timely reminder that diaspora has wider focus

Concern in Brussels over influence of UK on policies under discussion ahead of exit talks

Remain campaigner says it’s vital North’s interests protected including the border

Tory candidate says he will ‘ honour the instructions the British people have given us’

Aircraft were not transmitting recognised identification code, according to Britain’s defence ministry

British Chambers of Commerce boss had been suspended over EU stance

Three warships to be deployed today as EU steps up efforts to contain migrant crisis

Pro-Trident MPs deride plan as Tories say it shows Labour is threat to national security

Reconnaissance jets, up to 1,200 support personnel pledged after parliamentary vote

Early indications suggest attacks intended to disrupt crucial source of revenue for Isis

General expresses concern over Labour leader’s views on Trident nuclear deterrent

Commission chief says Europe’s policy on Russia should not be dictated by Washington

Defence ministers say organisation is ‘ready to defend allies’ after meeting in Brussels

Britain claims only one in 20 Russian air strikes in Syria aimed at Islamic State forces

Prominent front benchers say they will not serve in new party leader’s shadow cabinet

President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi hopes waterway will power an economic turnaround

Flags were flown at half mast as the nation paused to remember the people killed

Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid among high-profile Tory appointments

Reshuffle comes after angry anti-austerity protests at Downing Street

Tory leader may attempt to broker deal with DUP and UUP to cushion commons majority

His enemies within the Conservatives believed the party leader was about to fall short