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While people die in Gaza, the UK parliament goes to war over the ceasefire

Everyone wanted a ceasefire. Only they wanted their own ceasefire, not anyone else’s

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer 'escapes' major Labour revolt over Gaza ceasefire vote

The Commons Speaker allowed a Labour amendment to be called and debated, which also supported a ceasefire, but was not nearly as critical of Israel

Evening Standard

Labour's Angela Rayner 'doesn't go out' after 'scary' confrontation with protesters

The Labour deputy leader opened up about the abuse politicians face

Evening Standard

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Mike Freer on quitting as MP: I narrowly avoided David Amess killer

Justice minister explains to BBC why he is standing down from London seat at next election over safety fears

The Guardian - UK

Rishi Sunak warns of further Yemen airstrikes if Houthi attacks continue

PM rejects calls from MPs for Commons vote over military action as pressure grows to clarify long-term strategy on Red Sea crisis

The Guardian - UK

Rwanda president: efforts to implement asylum plan cannot ‘drag on’

Paul Kagame also says he would be happy for the scheme to be scrapped

The Guardian - UK

Speaker apologises for 'Scottish nationalists' gaffe at PMQs

THE deputy speaker of the House of Commons has apologised after labelling SNP MP Stephen Flynn the “leader of the Scottish nationalists” ...

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Lee Anderson claims he was offered a 'lot of money' to defect to Reform UK

THE Conservative Party deputy chairman Lee Anderson has been secretly recorded claiming he was offered “a lot of money” to defect to Nigel…

The National (Scotland)

Labour proposes amendment to King’s Speech as SNP urges MPs to call for ceasefire

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has said Parliament must ‘show moral leadership’ and vote in favour of backing an immediate ceasefire

The Independent UK

Labour seeks vote on Middle East stance while SNP urges MPs to back ceasefire

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn has said Parliament must ‘show moral leadership’ and vote in favour of backing an immediate ceasefire.

The Independent UK

Labour to put party position on Israel-Hamas conflict to potential vote

Sir Keir Starmer’s party also said it is ‘not going to be engaging’ with an SNP amendment demanding a ceasefire in the Middle East.

The Independent UK

David Cameron in shock return as Sunak sacks Braverman in right-wing cull

Sunak risks civil war as he finally fires Braverman and shocks MPs with a sensational recall for ex-PM David Cameron – while ex-home secretary’s furious allies plot their revenge

The Independent UK

Greensill controversy ‘in past’, says Cameron amid questions over MPs’ scrutiny

The former prime minister will not face regular grillings by MPs in his new role as Foreign Secretary because of his position in the House of Lords.

The Independent UK

Commons Speaker denies MP question amid sexual harassment investigation

Sir Lindsay Hoyle thought it was not appropriate to grant a question to Geraint Davies, who had ‘voluntarily agreed to stay away’ from the Commons.

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‘How many children have to die?’: Yousaf attacks UK leaders for Gaza ceasefire stance

HUMZA Yousaf has launched a furious attack on the Prime Minister and the UK Labour leader for failing to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.

The Independent UK

Foie gras should be banned from Parliament’s menus as symbolic gesture, MPs hear

Conservative MP Giles Watling said he would raise the symbolic ban on the controversial food with Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle.

The Independent UK

Plaque commemorating murdered MP Sir David Amess unveiled in Commons

The plaque was unveiled two years after Sir David Amess was killed during a constituency surgery

The National (Scotland)

SNP MP dodges punishment over breach of obscure Commons rule

JOHN NICOLSON has avoided any punishment for breaking obscure parliamentary rules which ultimately saw “abuse to be directed at the Speaker”…

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The Guardian - UK

Spies, damned spies and Oliver Dowden – the master of saying nothing at all

Tories wheeled out the one man who can always be counted on to fill blank space with dead air

The Guardian - UK

MPs furious over being kept in dark about alleged spying for China

House speaker tells Commons that ‘MPs who needed to be told were told’ at time of aide’s arrest in March

The Independent UK

Commons Speaker Hoyle warns of prejudice risk if China spy suspect named

The 28-year-old researcher has insisted he is completely innocent and he has not been named by police.

The Independent UK

Watch live: Lindsay Hoyle makes statement on China spy allegations

Watch live as Sir Lindsay Hoyle makes a statement on a parliamentary researcher who was arrested on suspicion of spying for China.

The Independent UK

Speaker intervenes as SNP MP calls Labour and Tories ‘two cheeks of same arse’

Rishi Sunak noted that the question was mostly aimed at Sir Keir Starmer, and added that he ‘wouldn’t want to get in the middle of that’.

The Independent UK

Calls to end MPs’ direct employment of staff rejected by Parliament reform body

The Speaker’s Conference decided against recommending staff be employed centrally, as suggested by many following a series of scandals.

The Independent UK

BBC may need to consider alternative funding options in future, minister says

Culture minister Sir John Whittingdale suggested the decline in licence fee payers could mean the BBC needs to consider other funding options.

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