May ally said in letter he had not seen images but lied about being informed of them

Net Results: Do any TDs want to confess to sharing passwords around the office?

From election flop to cabinet resignations, no political disaster has been sticky enough to force the British prime minister out

With the Brexit cliff fast approaching, Theresa May’s cabinet is still negotiating – and fighting – with itself

Labour attacks the British prime minister’s ability to achieve a transition agreement

Departure of development secretary adds to instability around the British government

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

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

Inappropriate behaviour: At Westminster, many normal workplace rules do not apply

Tory says his behaviour may have ‘fallen short’ as Westminster scandal grows

London Letter: Changes to benefits system have become government’s biggest headache

Foreign secretary’s ‘Telegraph’ article seen as challenge to PM’s authority

Analysis: Many Conservatives bewildered by decision to negotiate formal confidence and supply arrangement

It’s simply business as usual for a strangely unobsessed European Commission

DUP seeking agreement with Theresa May’s Conservatives worth at least £2bn

The response to the Grenfell Tower tragedy represents a far more serious challenge to the party than the election result

Planet Business: A week of stiff breezes, golden parachutes and Brexit ‘creationists’

PM tells 1922 backbench committee ‘I got us into this mess and I’m going to get us out of it’

Prime minister’s power severely curbed as cabinet takes control of government policy

Labour deputy leader asks PM if News Corp executive chairman asked for Gove