David Davies was elected Conservative MP for Monmouth in South Wales in 2005.
August 2023
Refused a drink, scapegoated by MPs: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller life in Britain is only getting harder
Ben Smoke
Yet another political leaflet is under fire for targeting these groups. What will it take for us to see this racism for what it is, asks journalist Ben Smoke
January 2023
Cross-party MPs launch fightback against bill to tear up 4,000 EU laws
Amendment seeks to give MPs not ministers the power to decide which Brussels-derived laws are abolished
July 2022
Rishi Sunak ‘aggressive’ in Tory leadership debate, say Truss supporters
After BBC debate against Liz Truss, former chancellor accused of ‘mansplaining’
March 2022
Move to add free speech protections to UK anti-corruption bill
MPs say additions to economic crime bill would help prevent oligarchs and others using ‘intimidation lawsuits’
October 2021
Rishi Sunak faces Tory backlash over ‘big state, high tax’ budget
Chancellor receives lukewarm reception from Conservative grandees over scale of spending
March 2019
Leading Brexiters: what they said ... and how they voted
MPs who previously described Theresa May’s deal as ‘the final deceit’, ‘lamentable’ and ‘vassalage’ have voted for it
November 2018
Brexit explained
Where do the Brexit negotiations stand?
An EU summit this weekend signed off on the withdrawal agreement, after the UK accepted a backstop to avoid a hard border in Ireland. But May still has to get that deal approved by a seemingly recalcitrant House of Commons. This is how we got here.
October 2018
Transgender law reform has overlooked women’s rights, say MPs
Consultation to improve trans people’s rights accused of ignoring women’s concerns
July 2018
Theresa May to take her Brexit roadshow to the north-east
Prime minister sets off on summer tour to gain public support for Chequers plan
'Au revoir, blundering Boris': Europe reacts to political chaos in UK
Bemusement, froideur and alarm over what turmoil could mean for Brexit negotiations
Theresa May battles to see off revolt ahead of Friday's Brexit summit
The Guardian view on the Chequers Brexit summit: putting party before country
Tory differences over UK's post-Brexit future spill into the open
June 2018
The politics sketch
Don't panic! Brexit Dad's Army ready and willing to tell EU to sod off
John Crace
Brexit bill negotiations enter frantic final hours
April 2018
Brexit: UK should not rule out free trade deal with Europe, say MPs
Cross-party committee divided over recommendation to remain in EEA or join Efta
February 2018
Theresa May banks on making the road to Brexit clearer
A series of speeches aims to bring the cabinet and country together, but the PM knows the future could be bumpy
January 2018
Brexit weekly briefing
Brexit weekly briefing: Tory civil war thwarts May's push forwards
Hammond called for a ‘very modest Brexit’ but Rees-Mogg warned the UK risked becoming a ‘vassal state’
The politics sketch
David Davis is so far through the looking-glass, he's beyond help
John Crace
He’s free to change his mind on any details of Brexit any time he likes, select committee discovers
Brexit Britain will have to get used to life as a ‘third country’
Rafael Behr
The government can avoid being ripped off in EU negotiations, but the best deal we can hope for is to be first among outsiders, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
Brexit explainedWhere do the Brexit negotiations stand?An EU summit this weekend signed off on the withdrawal agreement, after the UK accepted a backstop to avoid a hard border in Ireland. But May still has to get that deal approved by a seemingly recalcitrant House of Commons. This is how we got here.
