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Disabled MPs speak of difficulties they face working in UK parliament

MPs with disabilities highlight significant challenges in parliamentary processes, advocating for reforms to improve accessibility and ease of participation.

MPs call for end to booing and jeering in Commons

Parliament should reduce heckling and modernize terminology to foster inclusivity and accessibility in the House of Commons.

Disabled MPs speak of difficulties they face working in UK parliament

MPs with disabilities highlight significant challenges in parliamentary processes, advocating for reforms to improve accessibility and ease of participation.

MPs call for end to booing and jeering in Commons

Parliament should reduce heckling and modernize terminology to foster inclusivity and accessibility in the House of Commons.

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MPs warn No 10: frontbenchers could quit over disability benefits plan

The UK government faces potential resignations over plans to freeze disability benefits.

Labour MPs are concerned about cuts affecting vulnerable disabled individuals.

There is significant internal opposition among MPs regarding proposed benefit changes.

More benefit cuts would risk turning drops of dissent in Labour's ranks into a flood | Isabel Hardman

The political unity called for in Parliament is unlikely to endure, especially with looming domestic challenges for Keir Starmer.

Trump brings peace to PMQs. No one knows what to argue about | Zoe Williams

Ukraine remains a central topic in UK politics, uniting parties against aggression while complicated by differing views on Trump.

Minister sacked over WhatsApps faces standards probe

MP Andrew Gwynne is under investigation by Parliament's standards watchdog for offensive WhatsApp messages that damaged the reputation of the House of Commons.

Controversy sparked by UK politician's 'pet rent' expense claim

Taiwo Owatemi's pet rent expense has led to calls for changes in MPs' expense guidelines.

You've got nothing to lose': Labour's bonus MPs' aim to make their mark after surprise wins

First Labour MP for Poole, Neil Duncan-Jordan emphasizes the importance of authentic representation and speaking out for working-class interests in Parliament.

MPs warn No 10: frontbenchers could quit over disability benefits plan

The UK government faces potential resignations over plans to freeze disability benefits.

Labour MPs are concerned about cuts affecting vulnerable disabled individuals.

There is significant internal opposition among MPs regarding proposed benefit changes.

More benefit cuts would risk turning drops of dissent in Labour's ranks into a flood | Isabel Hardman

The political unity called for in Parliament is unlikely to endure, especially with looming domestic challenges for Keir Starmer.

Trump brings peace to PMQs. No one knows what to argue about | Zoe Williams

Ukraine remains a central topic in UK politics, uniting parties against aggression while complicated by differing views on Trump.

Minister sacked over WhatsApps faces standards probe

MP Andrew Gwynne is under investigation by Parliament's standards watchdog for offensive WhatsApp messages that damaged the reputation of the House of Commons.

Controversy sparked by UK politician's 'pet rent' expense claim

Taiwo Owatemi's pet rent expense has led to calls for changes in MPs' expense guidelines.

You've got nothing to lose': Labour's bonus MPs' aim to make their mark after surprise wins

First Labour MP for Poole, Neil Duncan-Jordan emphasizes the importance of authentic representation and speaking out for working-class interests in Parliament.

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#assisted-dying

Parties, cabinet and families split and assisted dying bill still has a long way to go

Historic vote on assisted dying in England and Wales shows significant shift in parliamentary views after nearly a decade.

British Lawmakers Vote in Favor of Legalizing Assisted Dying

British lawmakers advanced an assisted dying bill to help terminally ill adults choose their end of life in England and Wales.

Compassionate step forward or dangerous precedent: Have your say on assisted dying

The debate over assisted dying reflects significant ethical and societal divisions, with a historic vote approaching in Parliament.

Assisted dying bill's strict' safeguards to include long jail terms for coercion

The bill for assisted dying includes strict safeguards and may not return for parliamentary vote for another decade.

Longest-serving MPs unite to oppose assisted dying

Concerns raised by MPs Abbott and Leigh highlight potential risks of the assisted dying bill to vulnerable minorities.

MPs to drop requirement for high court judge role in assisted dying cases

MPs will replace mandatory high court oversight in assisted dying cases with expert panels for greater scrutiny.

Parties, cabinet and families split and assisted dying bill still has a long way to go

Historic vote on assisted dying in England and Wales shows significant shift in parliamentary views after nearly a decade.

British Lawmakers Vote in Favor of Legalizing Assisted Dying

British lawmakers advanced an assisted dying bill to help terminally ill adults choose their end of life in England and Wales.

Compassionate step forward or dangerous precedent: Have your say on assisted dying

The debate over assisted dying reflects significant ethical and societal divisions, with a historic vote approaching in Parliament.

Assisted dying bill's strict' safeguards to include long jail terms for coercion

The bill for assisted dying includes strict safeguards and may not return for parliamentary vote for another decade.

Longest-serving MPs unite to oppose assisted dying

Concerns raised by MPs Abbott and Leigh highlight potential risks of the assisted dying bill to vulnerable minorities.

MPs to drop requirement for high court judge role in assisted dying cases

MPs will replace mandatory high court oversight in assisted dying cases with expert panels for greater scrutiny.

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#germany

Germany Election Votes Are Cast. What Happens Now?

Germany is likely heading towards a coalition government, requiring multiple parties to work together for a parliamentary majority.

In Germany's New Parliament, Women Will Be a Rarer Sight

Germany's new leadership signals a concerning regression in gender diversity and representation in politics.

Women hold only 32% of parliamentary seats, a decline from previous years, raising concerns about democracy.

Germany's far right targets greater influence in new parliament

The far-right AfD party claims its rights in Germany's new parliament following a significant election victory.

German parliament approves Merz's spending boost

Germany's parliament has approved expansive spending plans, signaling a shift from fiscal conservatism to bolster economic growth and military readiness.

German immigration motion passes, breaking taboo on cooperation with AfD

The German parliament has sanctioned a controversial immigration restriction motion with far-right support, signaling a shift in immigration policy.

Germany Election Votes Are Cast. What Happens Now?

Germany is likely heading towards a coalition government, requiring multiple parties to work together for a parliamentary majority.

In Germany's New Parliament, Women Will Be a Rarer Sight

Germany's new leadership signals a concerning regression in gender diversity and representation in politics.

Women hold only 32% of parliamentary seats, a decline from previous years, raising concerns about democracy.

Germany's far right targets greater influence in new parliament

The far-right AfD party claims its rights in Germany's new parliament following a significant election victory.

German parliament approves Merz's spending boost

Germany's parliament has approved expansive spending plans, signaling a shift from fiscal conservatism to bolster economic growth and military readiness.

German immigration motion passes, breaking taboo on cooperation with AfD

The German parliament has sanctioned a controversial immigration restriction motion with far-right support, signaling a shift in immigration policy.

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Jonathan Reynolds corrects record' for referring to himself as ex-solicitor

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds corrected his record in parliament about previous claims of working as a solicitor, clarifying he was a trainee instead.

Starmer hits out after being interrupted during NHS racism speech

Sir Keir Starmer strongly defended the NHS's principle of equality during a heated exchange in Parliament.

'Football regulator bill could be law by summer'

The Football Governance Bill aims to establish an independent regulator for England's professional men's football, potentially becoming law by summer.

#house-of-lords

Parliament's dining room will open to the public during the Easter recess

Public can enjoy afternoon tea in the Peers Dining Rooms during Easter.

Two dining packages: Traditional Afternoon Tea (£55) and Champagne Afternoon Tea (£67).

Smart casual dress code and no mobile phones allowed.

Bookings are for two or more only; solo diners are not permitted.

MPs back end of House of Lords hereditary peers

The House of Lords may soon see the abolition of all hereditary peer seats, as a significant parliamentary vote has backed the government's proposal.

Opposition want to bury regulator bill - Nandy

The Football Governance Bill is facing potential delays due to opposition in the House of Lords.

Parliament's dining room will open to the public during the Easter recess

Public can enjoy afternoon tea in the Peers Dining Rooms during Easter.

Two dining packages: Traditional Afternoon Tea (£55) and Champagne Afternoon Tea (£67).

Smart casual dress code and no mobile phones allowed.

Bookings are for two or more only; solo diners are not permitted.

MPs back end of House of Lords hereditary peers

The House of Lords may soon see the abolition of all hereditary peer seats, as a significant parliamentary vote has backed the government's proposal.

Opposition want to bury regulator bill - Nandy

The Football Governance Bill is facing potential delays due to opposition in the House of Lords.

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#serbia

Serbia opposition members throw smoke bombs, flares inside parliament

Serbian opposition lawmakers protested inside parliament using smoke bombs and tear gas, resulting in injuries and highlighting the growing discontent in the country.

Serbian MPs set off flares and smoke grenades inside parliament

Serbian opposition protests escalate in parliament, showcasing unrest over corruption and government actions.

Serbia opposition members throw smoke bombs, flares inside parliament

Serbian opposition lawmakers protested inside parliament using smoke bombs and tear gas, resulting in injuries and highlighting the growing discontent in the country.

Serbian MPs set off flares and smoke grenades inside parliament

Serbian opposition protests escalate in parliament, showcasing unrest over corruption and government actions.

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#security

Police seal off area around Parliament after suspicious package found near House of Lords

The package near Parliament was confirmed as non-suspicious, allowing for reopening of the area.

Closing UK parliament's bars could put MPs at risk, says Commons leader

Closing bars on the parliamentary estate poses security risks for MPs, highlighting the need for controlled environments.

Arson arrest over firebomb' thrown at Parliament on Guy Fawkes Night

A woman was arrested for arson near parliamentary property without causing injury or damage.

Closing bars could risk MPs' safety, says minister

Closing Parliament's bars may increase security risks for MPs as they might frequent unsecured venues outside.

Strangers' bar in parliament to close after alleged spiking incident

Parliament's Strangers' bar will temporarily close for a safety review following a reported drink spiking incident.

Police seal off area around Parliament after suspicious package found near House of Lords

The package near Parliament was confirmed as non-suspicious, allowing for reopening of the area.

Closing UK parliament's bars could put MPs at risk, says Commons leader

Closing bars on the parliamentary estate poses security risks for MPs, highlighting the need for controlled environments.

Arson arrest over firebomb' thrown at Parliament on Guy Fawkes Night

A woman was arrested for arson near parliamentary property without causing injury or damage.

Closing bars could risk MPs' safety, says minister

Closing Parliament's bars may increase security risks for MPs as they might frequent unsecured venues outside.

Strangers' bar in parliament to close after alleged spiking incident

Parliament's Strangers' bar will temporarily close for a safety review following a reported drink spiking incident.

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#government

'An outrageous way to do business' - Government accused of 'ramming through' proposal on Dail speaking rights

The government faces opposition backlash over a recent vote involving parliamentary oversight reforms.

French government faces vote of no confidence Europe live

The ongoing parliamentary debate could determine the fate of Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government through two no-confidence motions.

Shane Ross: Verona Murphy muted, Micheal Martin miffed as madness and mayhem descend on Dail

The parliamentary process in Leinster House is perceived as dysfunctional and serves as a source of frustration for government opponents.

Chaos in the Dail: How events in Leinster House unfolded as country must wait for a government

The Dáil has failed to elect a government for the first time in over a century, highlighting a significant constitutional crisis.

'An outrageous way to do business' - Government accused of 'ramming through' proposal on Dail speaking rights

The government faces opposition backlash over a recent vote involving parliamentary oversight reforms.

French government faces vote of no confidence Europe live

The ongoing parliamentary debate could determine the fate of Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government through two no-confidence motions.

Shane Ross: Verona Murphy muted, Micheal Martin miffed as madness and mayhem descend on Dail

The parliamentary process in Leinster House is perceived as dysfunctional and serves as a source of frustration for government opponents.

Chaos in the Dail: How events in Leinster House unfolded as country must wait for a government

The Dáil has failed to elect a government for the first time in over a century, highlighting a significant constitutional crisis.

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Micheal Carrigy elected Chair of Fine Gael Parliamentary Party

Micheál Carrigy has been elected as the new Chair of Fine Gael's parliamentary party, succeeding Alan Farrell.

#elections

Olaf Scholz delivers plea for German unity ahead of confidence vote

Scholz calls for bipartisan cooperation after losing majority, stressing the need for compromise to avoid polarization like in the US.

Mozambique opens new parliament amid opposition protests and boycotts

Opposition protests against disputed election results have led to national strikes and a tense atmosphere in Mozambique following the parliament's inauguration.

Pritam Singh, Singapore Opposition Leader, Found Guilty of Lying Under Oath

Pritam Singh, opposition leader in Singapore, was found guilty of lying under oath but remains eligible for upcoming elections.

Senegal's new president seeks majority in parliamentary vote DW 11/17/2024

President Faye's early elections aim to secure parliamentary support for comprehensive reforms.

Olaf Scholz delivers plea for German unity ahead of confidence vote

Scholz calls for bipartisan cooperation after losing majority, stressing the need for compromise to avoid polarization like in the US.

Mozambique opens new parliament amid opposition protests and boycotts

Opposition protests against disputed election results have led to national strikes and a tense atmosphere in Mozambique following the parliament's inauguration.

Pritam Singh, Singapore Opposition Leader, Found Guilty of Lying Under Oath

Pritam Singh, opposition leader in Singapore, was found guilty of lying under oath but remains eligible for upcoming elections.

Senegal's new president seeks majority in parliamentary vote DW 11/17/2024

President Faye's early elections aim to secure parliamentary support for comprehensive reforms.

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#royal-family

Ministers face questions about Prince Andrew's use of public money

Prince Andrew and the royal family's use of taxpayer funds may face increased scrutiny in parliament.

Stop shielding UK royals from parliamentary scrutiny, says Labour peer

Rules limiting scrutiny of the royal family must change due to ongoing scandals surrounding Prince Andrew.

Ministers face questions about Prince Andrew's use of public money

Prince Andrew and the royal family's use of taxpayer funds may face increased scrutiny in parliament.

Stop shielding UK royals from parliamentary scrutiny, says Labour peer

Rules limiting scrutiny of the royal family must change due to ongoing scandals surrounding Prince Andrew.

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PM pledges to close loophole which let Gazans settle in UK

The UK government is addressing a legal loophole allowing a Palestinian family to claim residency through a Ukrainian immigration scheme.

#drink-spiking

House of Commons bar closed indefinitely after drink spiking allegation

Quality journalism should remain accessible to everyone, highlighting critical issues without barriers.

Recent incidents in Parliament call for heightened vigilance regarding safety and security.

Police probe drink spiking report in Parliament bar

A woman reported her drink being spiked in the Houses of Parliament, prompting a police investigation.

MPs' bar to reopen with CCTV after alleged spiking

Strangers' Bar in Parliament will reopen with enhanced safety measures, including CCTV, following a drink spiking allegation.

Parliament bar closed after alleged spiking incident

Parliament is prioritizing safety by closing Strangers' Bar for a review after a reported drink spiking incident.

House of Commons bar closed indefinitely after drink spiking allegation

Quality journalism should remain accessible to everyone, highlighting critical issues without barriers.

Recent incidents in Parliament call for heightened vigilance regarding safety and security.

Police probe drink spiking report in Parliament bar

A woman reported her drink being spiked in the Houses of Parliament, prompting a police investigation.

MPs' bar to reopen with CCTV after alleged spiking

Strangers' Bar in Parliament will reopen with enhanced safety measures, including CCTV, following a drink spiking allegation.

Parliament bar closed after alleged spiking incident

Parliament is prioritizing safety by closing Strangers' Bar for a review after a reported drink spiking incident.

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Degrading': India opposition MPs protest US deportees' return in shackles

India is negotiating with the US to safeguard the treatment of deportees amid parliamentary disruptions regarding their alleged mistreatment.

Home Office wasted nearly 100m on plans to house asylum seekers, watchdog finds

Home Office's asylum seeker housing plans reveal a culture of mistakes, wasting nearly £100 million in public funds according to a parliamentary report.

Labour MP to push for better maternal mental health care after friend's suicide

Laura Kyrke-Smith aims to improve maternal mental health support after her friend's tragic suicide post-birth.

How George Soros became Enemy Number 1' for India's Modi

The BJP has intensified accusations against George Soros, claiming he funds opposition efforts to destabilize India ahead of the 2024 elections.

#bullying

Political parties to hand role of investigating misconduct by MPs to independent body

Political parties are set to shift the responsibility of addressing misconduct allegations against MPs to the Independent Complaints and Grievance System (ICGS).

Lee Anderson told to apologise after swearing at parliament security guard

Reform UK MP Lee Anderson was found guilty of bullying and harassment, resulting in a parliamentary order for him to apologize.

Political parties to hand role of investigating misconduct by MPs to independent body

Political parties are set to shift the responsibility of addressing misconduct allegations against MPs to the Independent Complaints and Grievance System (ICGS).

Lee Anderson told to apologise after swearing at parliament security guard

Reform UK MP Lee Anderson was found guilty of bullying and harassment, resulting in a parliamentary order for him to apologize.

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Taxpayers can't afford Waspi compensation, says PM

Keir Starmer defends rejecting compensation for women affected by pension age changes, citing taxpayer burden and perceived awareness of the changes.

#nigel-farage

Row erupts after Farage says he cannot hold face-to-face surgeries over attack fears

Nigel Farage's assertion regarding security concerns preventing him from holding constituency surgeries is disputed by parliamentary security services.

Nigel Farage refuses to take woke' anti-bullying training for MPs

The Independent emphasizes the importance of accessible and unbiased journalism in addressing critical social issues.

Nigel Farage's refusal to engage with harassment training reflects a larger issue within parliamentary culture regarding accountability.

Row erupts after Farage says he cannot hold face-to-face surgeries over attack fears

Nigel Farage's assertion regarding security concerns preventing him from holding constituency surgeries is disputed by parliamentary security services.

Nigel Farage refuses to take woke' anti-bullying training for MPs

The Independent emphasizes the importance of accessible and unbiased journalism in addressing critical social issues.

Nigel Farage's refusal to engage with harassment training reflects a larger issue within parliamentary culture regarding accountability.

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#south-korea

South Korean parliament votes to impeach president

South Korea's parliament impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol due to political upheaval following a martial law declaration, marking the country's worst political crisis in decades.

South Korea ends martial law after parliamentary rejection DW 12/03/2024

President Yoon lifted martial law after opposition parliament voted unanimously against it, highlighting a significant pushback against his emergency powers.

South Korean parliament votes to impeach president

South Korea's parliament impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol due to political upheaval following a martial law declaration, marking the country's worst political crisis in decades.

South Korea ends martial law after parliamentary rejection DW 12/03/2024

President Yoon lifted martial law after opposition parliament voted unanimously against it, highlighting a significant pushback against his emergency powers.

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Sinn Fein in formal bid to make Aengus O Snodaigh the new Dail's Ceann Comhairle

Aengus Ó Snodaigh, nominated for Ceann Comhairle by Sinn Féin, aims to enhance parliamentary processes and represent public interest effectively.

#government-accountability

The Guardian view on modernising parliament: time for creative changes | Editorial

MPs seek public input on boosting parliamentary standards amid declining public confidence in government and political machinations.

Peer faces scrutiny from school's A-Level politics pupils

Students gained valuable insights into the parliamentary process and the importance of civic responsibility from Lord Russell's visit.

The Guardian view on modernising parliament: time for creative changes | Editorial

MPs seek public input on boosting parliamentary standards amid declining public confidence in government and political machinations.

Peer faces scrutiny from school's A-Level politics pupils

Students gained valuable insights into the parliamentary process and the importance of civic responsibility from Lord Russell's visit.

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#assisted-dying-bill

UK politics live: vote on assisted dying bill impossible to predict, says minister

The upcoming vote on the assisted dying bill is highly contentious and difficult to predict, with differing views among MPs.

Reeves says assisted dying unlikely to hit public finances

Enacting the Assisted Dying Bill is believed by Rachel Reeves not to impose additional costs on the government.

Assisted dying bill will not be adopted as government bill if it passes vote

Civil servants are set to prepare for implementation of the assisted dying bill if it passes its first parliamentary stage.

UK politics live: vote on assisted dying bill impossible to predict, says minister

The upcoming vote on the assisted dying bill is highly contentious and difficult to predict, with differing views among MPs.

Reeves says assisted dying unlikely to hit public finances

Enacting the Assisted Dying Bill is believed by Rachel Reeves not to impose additional costs on the government.

Assisted dying bill will not be adopted as government bill if it passes vote

Civil servants are set to prepare for implementation of the assisted dying bill if it passes its first parliamentary stage.

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MPs question Rogers CEO over contracts customers call unfair and misleading | CBC News

Tony Staffieri faced criticism for Rogers Communications' price increase practices during a parliamentary hearing.

Ukraine Cancels Parliament Session, Citing a Warning Over a Missile Attack

Ukraine's Parliament canceled a session over fears of Russian missile attacks, highlighting vulnerabilities in Ukraine's air defense capabilities.

The introduction of a new intermediate-range missile by Russia raises concerns about the potential for nuclear escalation.

How are are cabinet ministers likely to vote on assisted dying?

The upcoming Commons vote on assisted suicide highlights diverging opinions among cabinet members, revealing deeper societal and ethical concerns about the practice.

#arrest

Man carrying knives' arrested outside Houses of Parliament

A man was arrested for carrying knives outside Parliament, raising public safety concerns.

Man arrested outside Parliament after reports of person 'carrying knives'

A man was arrested outside Parliament for possessing knives, but no injuries were reported.

Man carrying knives' arrested outside Houses of Parliament

A man was arrested for carrying knives outside Parliament, raising public safety concerns.

Man arrested outside Parliament after reports of person 'carrying knives'

A man was arrested outside Parliament for possessing knives, but no injuries were reported.

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New Zealand's Leader Formally Apologizes to Survivors of Abuse in State and Church Care

New Zealand's Prime Minister apologized for decades of abuse suffered by children in care systems, calling it a national disgrace.

Donald Trump could be offered second state visit to UK because of change in monarch'

Trump's potential second state visit to the UK could be influenced by changes in government and monarchy since his last visit.

Lee Anderson told to apologise for swearing at guard

Lee Anderson breached Parliament's bullying policy by swearing at a security officer and must apologize to avoid further penalties.

#sexual-misconduct

Ex-Tory MP reprimanded for brazen' sexual misconduct

A former MP was reprimanded for sexual misconduct in Parliament, highlighting serious misconduct and abuse of power issues.

Former Tory MP reprimanded for sexual misconduct

Former Conservative MP Aaron Bell was reprimanded for sexual misconduct in Parliament, highlighting the seriousness of such actions by those in power.

Ex-Tory MP touched woman in brazen' act of sexual misconduct, report finds

Former MP Aaron Bell has been accused of serious sexual misconduct in Parliament, leading to his abrupt decision not to run in the upcoming election.

Ex-Tory MP reprimanded for brazen' sexual misconduct

A former MP was reprimanded for sexual misconduct in Parliament, highlighting serious misconduct and abuse of power issues.

Former Tory MP reprimanded for sexual misconduct

Former Conservative MP Aaron Bell was reprimanded for sexual misconduct in Parliament, highlighting the seriousness of such actions by those in power.

Ex-Tory MP touched woman in brazen' act of sexual misconduct, report finds

Former MP Aaron Bell has been accused of serious sexual misconduct in Parliament, leading to his abrupt decision not to run in the upcoming election.

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Speaker rebukes Reeves for Budget comments in US

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced criticism for giving pre-Budget interviews to US media instead of informing MPs first, violating parliamentary convention.

Irish politicians deny Kremlin ties after 'Cobalt' espionage claims

Irish parliament members deny involvement in Russian espionage amid reports of a Russian influence operation targeting politicians in Dublin.

Geoffrey Cox missed winter fuel votes while working abroad in second job

Geoffrey Cox's absence from parliamentary duties raises concerns about the responsibilities of MPs juggling multiple jobs.

Massive rent hikes, dodgy landlords unlike many MPs, I know what renting is like. We have to fix it | Chris Curtis

The rental sector in England needs urgent reform due to long-standing issues with landlords taking advantage of tenants.

#politics

Germany: Thuringia lawmakers pick CDU speaker, rejecting AfD DW 09/28/2024

The Thuringia parliament's election of a CDU speaker reflects a strong consensus against the far-right AfD despite their electoral success.

Nigel Farage accused of using MP role to boost profile by Lib Dem chief

MPs like Farage focus on self-promotion over constituency service, raising concerns about their commitment to local communities.

Germany: Thuringia lawmakers pick CDU speaker, rejecting AfD DW 09/28/2024

The Thuringia parliament's election of a CDU speaker reflects a strong consensus against the far-right AfD despite their electoral success.

Nigel Farage accused of using MP role to boost profile by Lib Dem chief

MPs like Farage focus on self-promotion over constituency service, raising concerns about their commitment to local communities.

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How often does your MP speak up in the House of Commons? | CBC News

MP participation in the House of Commons varies significantly, with some MPs actively contributing while others engage less frequently, affecting overall political representation.

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Disabled MPs speak of difficulties they face working in UK parliament

MPs call for end to booing and jeering in Commons

Disabled MPs speak of difficulties they face working in UK parliament

MPs call for end to booing and jeering in Commons

MPs warn No 10: frontbenchers could quit over disability benefits plan

More benefit cuts would risk turning drops of dissent in Labour's ranks into a flood | Isabel Hardman

Trump brings peace to PMQs. No one knows what to argue about | Zoe Williams

Minister sacked over WhatsApps faces standards probe

Controversy sparked by UK politician's 'pet rent' expense claim

You've got nothing to lose': Labour's bonus MPs' aim to make their mark after surprise wins

MPs warn No 10: frontbenchers could quit over disability benefits plan

More benefit cuts would risk turning drops of dissent in Labour's ranks into a flood | Isabel Hardman

Trump brings peace to PMQs. No one knows what to argue about | Zoe Williams

Minister sacked over WhatsApps faces standards probe

Controversy sparked by UK politician's 'pet rent' expense claim

You've got nothing to lose': Labour's bonus MPs' aim to make their mark after surprise wins

Parties, cabinet and families split and assisted dying bill still has a long way to go

British Lawmakers Vote in Favor of Legalizing Assisted Dying

Compassionate step forward or dangerous precedent: Have your say on assisted dying

Assisted dying bill's strict' safeguards to include long jail terms for coercion

Longest-serving MPs unite to oppose assisted dying

MPs to drop requirement for high court judge role in assisted dying cases

Parties, cabinet and families split and assisted dying bill still has a long way to go

British Lawmakers Vote in Favor of Legalizing Assisted Dying

Compassionate step forward or dangerous precedent: Have your say on assisted dying

Assisted dying bill's strict' safeguards to include long jail terms for coercion

Longest-serving MPs unite to oppose assisted dying

MPs to drop requirement for high court judge role in assisted dying cases

Germany Election Votes Are Cast. What Happens Now?

In Germany's New Parliament, Women Will Be a Rarer Sight

Germany's far right targets greater influence in new parliament

German parliament approves Merz's spending boost

German immigration motion passes, breaking taboo on cooperation with AfD

Germany Election Votes Are Cast. What Happens Now?

In Germany's New Parliament, Women Will Be a Rarer Sight

Germany's far right targets greater influence in new parliament

German parliament approves Merz's spending boost

German immigration motion passes, breaking taboo on cooperation with AfD

Jonathan Reynolds corrects record' for referring to himself as ex-solicitor

Starmer hits out after being interrupted during NHS racism speech

'Football regulator bill could be law by summer'

Parliament's dining room will open to the public during the Easter recess

MPs back end of House of Lords hereditary peers

Opposition want to bury regulator bill - Nandy

Parliament's dining room will open to the public during the Easter recess

MPs back end of House of Lords hereditary peers

Opposition want to bury regulator bill - Nandy

Serbia opposition members throw smoke bombs, flares inside parliament

Serbian MPs set off flares and smoke grenades inside parliament

Serbia opposition members throw smoke bombs, flares inside parliament

Serbian MPs set off flares and smoke grenades inside parliament

Police seal off area around Parliament after suspicious package found near House of Lords

Closing UK parliament's bars could put MPs at risk, says Commons leader

Arson arrest over firebomb' thrown at Parliament on Guy Fawkes Night

Closing bars could risk MPs' safety, says minister

Strangers' bar in parliament to close after alleged spiking incident

Police seal off area around Parliament after suspicious package found near House of Lords

Closing UK parliament's bars could put MPs at risk, says Commons leader

Arson arrest over firebomb' thrown at Parliament on Guy Fawkes Night

Closing bars could risk MPs' safety, says minister

Strangers' bar in parliament to close after alleged spiking incident

'An outrageous way to do business' - Government accused of 'ramming through' proposal on Dail speaking rights

French government faces vote of no confidence Europe live

Shane Ross: Verona Murphy muted, Micheal Martin miffed as madness and mayhem descend on Dail

Chaos in the Dail: How events in Leinster House unfolded as country must wait for a government

'An outrageous way to do business' - Government accused of 'ramming through' proposal on Dail speaking rights

French government faces vote of no confidence Europe live

Shane Ross: Verona Murphy muted, Micheal Martin miffed as madness and mayhem descend on Dail

Chaos in the Dail: How events in Leinster House unfolded as country must wait for a government

Micheal Carrigy elected Chair of Fine Gael Parliamentary Party

Olaf Scholz delivers plea for German unity ahead of confidence vote

Mozambique opens new parliament amid opposition protests and boycotts

Pritam Singh, Singapore Opposition Leader, Found Guilty of Lying Under Oath

Senegal's new president seeks majority in parliamentary vote DW 11/17/2024

Olaf Scholz delivers plea for German unity ahead of confidence vote

Mozambique opens new parliament amid opposition protests and boycotts

Pritam Singh, Singapore Opposition Leader, Found Guilty of Lying Under Oath

Senegal's new president seeks majority in parliamentary vote DW 11/17/2024

Ministers face questions about Prince Andrew's use of public money

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