BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) header
BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) profile picture

The best of the BBC's political coverage.

London
Joined January 2007
BBC Politics retweeted
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has said previous government's apologies for the UK's role in the transatlantic slave trade was a 'sorry not sorry situation'. Political correspondent @hzeffman explains more.
2
3
8
4,581
Labour has ended its power-sharing with Greens in 11 councils after the national party adopted a policy defining Zionism as a form of racism Green co-deputy leader Rachel Millward and Labour MP Rachel Taylor debate the issue on #PoliticsLive bbc.in/4ePeKOr
106
50
24
255
66,644
On Tuesday's #PoliticsLive Rachel Taylor MP, Labour Saqib Bhatti MP, Conservative Cllr Rachel Millard, Deputy Leader of the Green Party 12:15pm BBC Two bbc.in/4izcfkk
54
2
2
14
8,651
BBC Politics retweeted
"I think the package that I've announced strikes the right balance." Shabana Mahmood defends her work as Home Secretary after watering down plans to make foreign care workers already in the UK wait 15 years to qualify for permanent settlement.
20
6
12
14,003
BBC Politics retweeted
Will Shabana Mahmood's watered-down settlement plans for migrant care workers mean the staff we need will chose to go elsewhere? To Canada or Europe? @bbcnickrobinson asks the Home Secretary.
16
8
1
18
15,509
Has Brexit been good for London? "I think on balance, it has", Conservative London mayoral hopeful Sir James Cleverly MP tells #PoliticsLive bbc.in/4zjxo9m
74
12
12
88
39,870
BBC Politics retweeted
'Do you want to apologise for creating this problem in the first place?' Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp was questioned on #BBCBreakfast about the Conservatives record in Government on immigration bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c6ly…
32
50
9
141
17,085
The home secretary has "dismantled" her reputation as being tough on immigration "in 12 short minutes", Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp says in response to Shabana Mahmood Follow live: bbc.in/3V1wtLV
51
72
8
304
101,291
They will be "able to settle on their existing five-year path" Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood scraps plan for migrant social care workers already in the country to wait 15 years before getting indefinite leave to remain Follow live: bbc.in/3V1wtLV
155
42
9
198
113,284