MPs could face crackdown on paid media roles in blow to Farage
The Labour Party's new committee aims to reform House of Commons procedures and scrutinize MPs' paid media engagements and potential conflicts of interest.
Starmer will be challenged from within Labour on many issues if he becomes PM
Keir Starmer may face challenges from newly elected MPs with their own agendas despite hopes of loyalty.
Two more London Labour MPs announce they're standing down at election
Two long-serving Labour MPs in London are stepping down, citing personal reasons and a call for change within the party.
Tory big beasts' who could disappear from Westminster visualised
Conservative big names may not retain seats in the new parliament, while Labour shadow cabinet members are mostly predicted to secure their positions.
The inside story of Tory MP's Natalie Elphicke's defection to Labour
The recent spate of Tory MPs defecting directly to Labour, including Natalie Elphicke, has significant implications for both parties.
Starmer facing test of authority as immediate' Gaza ceasefire vote looms
Keir Starmer is facing a test of his authority as MPs prepare to vote on a second parliamentary motion for a Gaza ceasefire.
Labour leader's handling of the Gaza crisis has sparked anger within the party and led to resignations from the frontbench.
MPs could face crackdown on paid media roles in blow to Farage
The Labour Party's new committee aims to reform House of Commons procedures and scrutinize MPs' paid media engagements and potential conflicts of interest.
Starmer will be challenged from within Labour on many issues if he becomes PM
Keir Starmer may face challenges from newly elected MPs with their own agendas despite hopes of loyalty.
Two more London Labour MPs announce they're standing down at election
Two long-serving Labour MPs in London are stepping down, citing personal reasons and a call for change within the party.
Tory big beasts' who could disappear from Westminster visualised
Conservative big names may not retain seats in the new parliament, while Labour shadow cabinet members are mostly predicted to secure their positions.
The inside story of Tory MP's Natalie Elphicke's defection to Labour
The recent spate of Tory MPs defecting directly to Labour, including Natalie Elphicke, has significant implications for both parties.
Starmer facing test of authority as immediate' Gaza ceasefire vote looms
Keir Starmer is facing a test of his authority as MPs prepare to vote on a second parliamentary motion for a Gaza ceasefire.
Labour leader's handling of the Gaza crisis has sparked anger within the party and led to resignations from the frontbench.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Tory MP William Wragg gives MPs blackmail advice in resurfaced clip
Tory MP William Wragg advised MPs on dealing with blackmail in a resurfaced clip.
Mr. Wragg admitted involvement in a honeytrap sexting scandal targeting MPs and shared colleagues' phone numbers to avoid intimate image leaks.
MPs call for research on forgotten' form of breast cancer
A third of MPs support a campaign to raise 20m for lobular breast cancer research.
Invasive lobular breast cancer lacks specific treatments and is underresearched compared to ductal breast cancer.
Mordaunt waters down plan to ban MPs arrested for sexual offences from Westminster
MPs may only be excluded from the parliamentary estate after formal charges for sexual or violent offenses, sparking opposition and accusations of reneging on promises.
Union members express disappointment and anger at the watering down of proposals meant to protect staff and members from MPs accused of serious offenses.
Cancer and stroke NHS patients among thousands discharged into homelessness
Thousands of hospital patients discharged to no fixed abode, including cancer and stroke patients.
Charities and MPs call for ending discharge of hospital patients to the streets.
Survivor joins calls for London Air Ambulance funding in budget
Antiques Roadshow expert saved by London's Air Ambulance is advocating for funding replacement helicopters.
MPs urge Chancellor to contribute £3m towards London Air Ambulance's goal of £15m for new helicopters.
MPs defeated at election to get help finding a new career
MPs who lose their seat at the next general election may receive taxpayer-funded help with finding a new job through a proposed "career transition" scheme.
The scheme aims to make being an MP a more attractive career and provide support to MPs struggling to find employment after leaving office.
More than half of anti-abortion MPs lose seats in election
15 anti-abortion MPs lost seats in recent UK election, sparking hopes for decriminalization.
MPs defeated at election to get help finding a new career
MPs who lose their seat at the next general election may receive taxpayer-funded help with finding a new job through a proposed "career transition" scheme.
The scheme aims to make being an MP a more attractive career and provide support to MPs struggling to find employment after leaving office.
More than half of anti-abortion MPs lose seats in election
15 anti-abortion MPs lost seats in recent UK election, sparking hopes for decriminalization.