Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, the UK's first ever Muslim cabinet member, accused the Tories of 'double standards in its treatment of different communities' as she dramatically quit

LONDON: Sayeeda Warsi, a former cabinet minister and co-chairwoman of the Conservative Party, resigned from her position as the party's whip in the House of Lords following an investigation into her...

OTTAWA - Accusations of homophobia and partisan jabs took centre stage in the House of Commons on Thursday as MPs debated another Conservative motion aimed at toppling the government, after their first attempt failed.

Lady Warsi, who served in the cabinet during David Cameron’s premiership, said the party no longer resembled the one she represented in government

Accusations of homophobia and partisan jabs took centre stage in the House of Commons on Thursday as MPs debated another Conservative motion aimed at toppling the government, after their first attempt failed.

The former minister, who is now a peer, has long been at odds with the party over what she once said was 'institutional islamophobia' in its ranks.