Politics on the small screen: SW1 meets Fleet Street in Press
Writer Mike Bartlett gives the inside track on his new BBC drama, which is based in two...
Today editor speaks out on John Humphrys - and getting 'impatient' with politicians
Sarah Sands was speaking at a Broadcast Press Guild lunch.
BBC boss lifts the lid on new political show’s rare female-only panel
Politics Live launched this morning with Amber Rudd and Emily Thornberry among the guests.
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'Margaret Thatcher' explains why she should be the next PM
The star of Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho writes for TP ahead of her new show.
Doctor Who actress to play Theresa May in TV docudrama
Boris Johnson and Michael Gove are also being portrayed on the small screen.
Cartoonists from London to Nairobi make fun of Theresa May
George Osborne particularly enjoyed Gerald Scarfe’s treatment of ‘poor old Mrs May’.
Morgan to write about ‘one of the best jobs in the cabinet’
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Donmar unveils casting for Kids Company musical
The new show features Camila Batmanghelidjh and Alan Yentob being grilled by various MPs.
Book review: Everywoman
Jess Phillips’s disarmingly honest book manages to successfully weave the personal into the...
Book review: The Women Who Shaped Politics
Sophy Ridge celebrates leading women in politics while documenting the sexism that they faced....
How cartoonists have coped with Theresa May and Margaret Thatcher
The new exhibition at The Political Cartoon Gallery is being run in association with Total...
Meet the man who mashes up Nicola Sturgeon with David Bowie
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Paul Mason's play about protest meets with a mixed reaction
Corbyn supporting journalist's show ran for three nights at London's Young Vic theatre
Book review: Theresa May, The Enigmatic Prime Minister
Rosa Prince’s instantaneous biography attempts to understand what makes Theresa May tick - and...
To be or not to be satirised: how politicians get the Shakespeare treatment
Michael Gove is one of many politicians to have been compared to a Shakespeare character - as...
Interview: Comedian Tiff Stevenson on how to own Piers Morgan
Stevenson talks about her political journey, taking on your enemies - and parallels...
Jess Phillips book inspires donations to Women's Aid refuges
The Labour MP's account of 'what it means to be a woman today' is out next week.
Book review: Margaret Thatcher, A Life and Legacy
David Cannadine has produced an excellent, concise and incisive biography.
Book review: The Cabinet Office, 1916–2016
Anotny Seldon argues that prime ministers have been most effective when they have worked with...
Almeida lines up 'anarchic’ comedy on Rupert Murdoch for 2017 spring season
Playwright James Graham will explore how Britain's most influential newspaper gave voice to...
Theatre review: Mary Stuart
Robert Icke’s three-hour production highlights how something as ostensibly benign as the toss of...
Comedy review: Matt Forde’s Christmas political party
Forde presses all of the right buttons to get laughs from two rival New Labour heavyweights....
Keith Simpson's Christmas 2016 reading list
John Bew's stimulating reassessment of Clement Attlee is one of 2016's best political reads....
Alan Johnson beats Ken Clarke to win memoir of the year
Margaret Hodge was also triumphant in the first ever Parliamentary Book Awards.