New MP: 'My constituency has nothing to do with Clarkson's Farm'
Dan Tomlinson's maiden speech emphasized Chipping Barnet's identity, not linked to Clarkson's Farm, while addressing important local constituency issues.
MPs arrested for sexual offences face bans from parliamentary estate
MPs who have been arrested for serious violent or sexual offences may face bans from the parliamentary estate based on a close vote in the House of Commons.
Nigel Farage's Reform charges 300 for parliament tours in apparent Commons breach
Reform UK has breached Commons rules by offering paid parliament tours, prompting refunds and scrutiny of compliance with parliamentary regulations.
MPs arrested for sexual offences face bans from parliamentary estate
MPs who have been arrested for serious violent or sexual offences may face bans from the parliamentary estate based on a close vote in the House of Commons.
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.
Ban on young people smoking in doubt after exclusion from Commons schedule
The future of Rishi Sunak's tobacco and vapes bill banning young people from smoking legally is uncertain due to being excluded from final House of Commons business.
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.
Ban on young people smoking in doubt after exclusion from Commons schedule
The future of Rishi Sunak's tobacco and vapes bill banning young people from smoking legally is uncertain due to being excluded from final House of Commons business.
Watch live: MPs debate winter fuel payment cuts for millions of pensioners
The Labour government is facing backlash over plans to cut the winter fuel allowance, with calls for a delay from several party members.
Meet the new MPs: the surgeon, the lawyer and the 24-year-old student podcast
The House of Commons sees over half of its members newly elected, adapting to parliamentary traditions.
Exit of MPs passes 1997 level as Tories lead exodus
Mass departure of 119 current MPs ahead of the general election, mostly Conservatives, heralding a significant influx of new faces in the House of Commons.
Watch: George Galloway slams Labour, Tories and Budget in Commons return
George Galloway criticized both Labour and Conservatives in his first House of Commons speech, expressing discontent with their performance.
Galloway described the chancellor's Budget as an 'absolute nothing burger' that would not benefit Rochdale, the town he represents.
Lindsay Hoyle: Who is the Commons speaker embroiled in the Gaza ceasefire vote row?
Hoyle faced backlash for allowing controversial vote
His commitment to impartiality has been tested.
Exodus of long-serving MPs leaves Commons facing wave of change
High number of departing MPs ahead of next election, including experienced former secretaries of state.
Concerns about Tory party being left with inexperienced MPs after the departures.
Watch live: MPs debate winter fuel payment cuts for millions of pensioners
The Labour government is facing backlash over plans to cut the winter fuel allowance, with calls for a delay from several party members.
Meet the new MPs: the surgeon, the lawyer and the 24-year-old student podcast
The House of Commons sees over half of its members newly elected, adapting to parliamentary traditions.
Exit of MPs passes 1997 level as Tories lead exodus
Mass departure of 119 current MPs ahead of the general election, mostly Conservatives, heralding a significant influx of new faces in the House of Commons.
Watch: George Galloway slams Labour, Tories and Budget in Commons return
George Galloway criticized both Labour and Conservatives in his first House of Commons speech, expressing discontent with their performance.
Galloway described the chancellor's Budget as an 'absolute nothing burger' that would not benefit Rochdale, the town he represents.
Lindsay Hoyle: Who is the Commons speaker embroiled in the Gaza ceasefire vote row?
Hoyle faced backlash for allowing controversial vote
His commitment to impartiality has been tested.
Exodus of long-serving MPs leaves Commons facing wave of change
High number of departing MPs ahead of next election, including experienced former secretaries of state.
Concerns about Tory party being left with inexperienced MPs after the departures.
Starmer's lobbying of Hoyle draws criticism amid Gaza vote fallout
Labour officials discussed implications of House of Commons protest on Gaza vote.
Keir Starmer avoided expected rebellion but faced backlash for last-minute visit to speaker.
Lindsay Hoyle accidentally calls Keir Starmer prime minister'
The Speaker of the House of Commons mistakenly referred to Labour leader Keir Starmer as the Prime Minister.
The incident occurred during a heated Prime Minister's Questions session where Rishi Sunak confirmed new legislation for wrongly convicted Post Office branch managers.
Starmer's lobbying of Hoyle draws criticism amid Gaza vote fallout
Labour officials discussed implications of House of Commons protest on Gaza vote.
Keir Starmer avoided expected rebellion but faced backlash for last-minute visit to speaker.
Lindsay Hoyle accidentally calls Keir Starmer prime minister'
The Speaker of the House of Commons mistakenly referred to Labour leader Keir Starmer as the Prime Minister.
The incident occurred during a heated Prime Minister's Questions session where Rishi Sunak confirmed new legislation for wrongly convicted Post Office branch managers.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle: House of Commons Speaker under pressure after chaotic Gaza ceasefire vote
The House of Commons speaker faces calls to resign after allowing a vote on a Labour motion during a debate on Gaza ceasefire.
Controversy arose when Speaker Lindsay Hoyle broke with tradition causing fury among SNP and Conservative MPs.
Tories and SNPs walk out of Commons in protest at Speaker in Gaza ceasefire vote
The House of Commons experienced chaos during a debate on the Gaza ceasefire. The Speaker's decision to allow multiple votes led to protests and calls for his resignation.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle: House of Commons Speaker under pressure after chaotic Gaza ceasefire vote
The House of Commons speaker faces calls to resign after allowing a vote on a Labour motion during a debate on Gaza ceasefire.
Controversy arose when Speaker Lindsay Hoyle broke with tradition causing fury among SNP and Conservative MPs.
Tories and SNPs walk out of Commons in protest at Speaker in Gaza ceasefire vote
The House of Commons experienced chaos during a debate on the Gaza ceasefire. The Speaker's decision to allow multiple votes led to protests and calls for his resignation.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle expresses regret' after Commons chaos over Gaza vote
Chaos ensued in the House of Commons during a debate over a ceasefire in Gaza, with calls for the Speaker to resign.
The Speaker faced criticism for selecting Labour's bid to amend an SNP motion, causing regret and apology from Sir Lindsay Hoyle.
Chaos in the House of Commons as government boycotts votes amid protest at Speaker
Government and SNP MPs walked out of the Commons over Speaker's handling of Gaza vote.
Labour amendment for Gaza ceasefire passed without a vote, amending the SNP motion.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle vowed to restore calm but now faces toxic parliament'
Sir Lindsay Hoyle faces criticism for his handling of government and Labour amendments to a motion, potentially facing a challenger from his own party in the next election.
House of Commons speaker sends best wishes' to King Charles after cancer diagnosis
Sir Lindsay Hoyle sends well wishes to King Charles III after his cancer diagnosis.
The House of Commons speaker informs MPs of the news and expresses sympathy and support.
Lindsay Hoyle reprimands Gillian Keegan over lengthy answers in Commons
Gillian Keegan was chastised by the House of Commons speaker for giving lengthy answers.
The speaker advised Keegan to be more concise in her responses during question time in the Commons.
David Cameron could face questions from MPs using obscure compromise
Ministers are being urged to support a compromise that would allow David Cameron to be questioned in the House of Commons despite not being an MP.
The procedure committee has recommended that Cameron, as a peer, should take questions from MPs at the bar of the house, rather than appearing at the dispatch box.
The committee believes that inviting lords to appear at the dispatch box would blur the boundaries between the two houses, and instead suggests that Cameron should appear at the bar.
Dawn Butler overcome with emotion as she remembers Tony Lloyd's kind gesture
Dawn Butler pays tribute to Sir Tony Lloyd in emotional speech
Sir Tony advised Dawn Butler to not worry and ask any questions when she first joined parliament
Sunak says party came together' for Rwanda bill vote despite Tory rebellion
Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons
A potential backbench revolt on the deportation bill largely dissipated
Tory Rwanda rebels hold Rishi Sunak's fate in their hands
Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda policy is facing opposition from right-wing Tory MPs.
Defeat in the House of Commons could lead to a Conservative leadership contest or a general election.
Rishi Sunak has got through one Rwanda vote but this is just the start
The first stage of Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda bill passed easily through the House of Commons despite grim warnings and a dark mood among the prime minister's allies.
Sunak spent the day trying to convince would-be rebels to vote for the legislation, facing resistance from some Tory MPs who questioned the government's ability to amend the legislation later on.
Rishi Sunak faces a revolt in the UK Parliament over his Rwanda plan after a grilling on Covid-19
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces rebellion over immigration policy
Sunak denies taking risks with public health during COVID-19 pandemic
UK leader faces a Parliament in revolt over Rwanda plan
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces a rebellion over his immigration policy and tough questions about his judgment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sunak's signature immigration policy, which aims to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda, faces a vote in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
Sunak says party came together' for Rwanda bill vote despite Tory rebellion
Rishi Sunak's Rwanda bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons
A potential backbench revolt on the deportation bill largely dissipated
Tory Rwanda rebels hold Rishi Sunak's fate in their hands
Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda policy is facing opposition from right-wing Tory MPs.
Defeat in the House of Commons could lead to a Conservative leadership contest or a general election.
Rishi Sunak has got through one Rwanda vote but this is just the start
The first stage of Rishi Sunak's flagship Rwanda bill passed easily through the House of Commons despite grim warnings and a dark mood among the prime minister's allies.
Sunak spent the day trying to convince would-be rebels to vote for the legislation, facing resistance from some Tory MPs who questioned the government's ability to amend the legislation later on.
Rishi Sunak faces a revolt in the UK Parliament over his Rwanda plan after a grilling on Covid-19
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces rebellion over immigration policy
Sunak denies taking risks with public health during COVID-19 pandemic
UK leader faces a Parliament in revolt over Rwanda plan
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak faces a rebellion over his immigration policy and tough questions about his judgment during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sunak's signature immigration policy, which aims to send asylum-seekers to Rwanda, faces a vote in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
MPs' safety 'keeps me awake at night,' says Speaker
Intimidation and threats to MPs, including physical threats and cyber-attacks, have reached unprecedented levels, creating a significant concern for the safety and functioning of the House of Commons.
What is the first past the post voting system used in UK elections?
First-past-the-post system in UK elections means winners take all while critics argue votes are not accurately represented in the House of Commons.