#parliament

#parliament

Concerns emerge over Simon Hart's peerage due to his tell-all book's impact on trust among parliamentarians.

The election of London Labour MPs to chair select committees may signal a shift towards a more London-centric government oversight.

Baroness Coffey reflects on her personal losses and aims to leverage her experience in her new role in the House of Lords.

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

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

Stop Brexit Man wins case, affirming the right to protest with music near Parliament.

Activist Stop Brexit Man cleared of breaching police ban while playing music to protest outside Parliament.

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

The Dáil expressed confidence in Ceann Comhairle Ms. Murphy amidst opposition criticism related to changes in speaking time.

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

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

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

Four Labour MPs who opposed the government on the two-child benefit cap have been readmitted to the party after six months as independents.

Labour MPs are directed to avoid amendments to bills, focusing on unity and trust in the government.

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

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

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

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

Former Conservative PMs oppose assisted dying bill ahead of the crucial vote in parliament, emphasizing ethical concerns and the need for improved palliative care.

The assisted dying bill committee, comprising a diverse group of MPs, aims to meticulously scrutinize and propose amendments to the legislation.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.