Labour leader Ed Miliband is expected to criticise Sports Direct over its use of zero-hours contracts in a speech on Saturday.
Cameron warns Russia over Ukraine
Russia could face further sanctions unless it stops "destabilising" Ukraine, David Cameron says, as world leaders gather for the G20 summit.
Sturgeon urges voters to dump Labour
Nicola Sturgeon will use her first SNP conference speech as party leader to urge voters to dump Labour in next May's UK election.
Article written by Nick Robinson
Nick Robinson
Political editor
13 November 2014
He was the man who said that Britain's place was at the heart of Europe, the man who watched his party riven by divisions over the issue and the man who says he has not "a shred of doubt that the United Kingdom is far better off inside the European Union".
Article written by James Landale
James Landale
Deputy political editor
10 November 2014
The BBC's James Landale asks how much Parliament matters and whether MPs and parties can reinvent themselves in the face of public disenchantment with politics.
Article written by Mark D'Arcy
Mark D'Arcy
Parliamentary correspondent
11 November 2014
Not one - but two - parliamentary votes on the European Arrest Warrant are possible next week.
SDLP turns down Sinn Fein pact call
Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness challenges the SDLP to agree not to stand candidates in constituencies where unionists agree pacts in May's general election.
Second Borderlands summit staged
Senior members of five councils on the Scotland-England border meet to discuss economic opportunities for the area.
People reluctant to seek election
The quality of politicians in Wales has been criticised at a conference on the future of devolution.
Midlands an even bigger 'Powerhouse'
The leader of Britain's biggest council says the Midlands is set to be the biggest 'Economic Powerhouse'.
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