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Peers would have to retire at 75 under new law

The aim is to reduce the size of the House of Lords

Wales Online

Ministers to reject making misogyny a hate crime in England and Wales

Priti Patel says government will oppose Lords amendment when police, crime, sentencing and courts bill returns to parliament

The Guardian - UK

Priti Patel urges MPs to back her new anti-protest laws

Government rejects swathe of Lords amendments to ‘oppressive’ and ‘plain nasty’ police and crime bill

The Independent UK

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Offshore asylum ‘traduces’ UK’s reputation as ‘nation that abolished slavery’

Lords debate Nationality and Borders Bill that seeks to curb English Channel crossings and change how asylum claims are processed.

The Independent UK

Former MP Vernon Coaker speaks of losing his dad and 'unnerving' start to new role in the Lords

'It's a real privilege to be in the Lords'

Nottingham Post

Zac Goldsmith accused of ‘lie’ to Lords over denial that Boris Johnson authorised Afghan dog rescue

Foreign office minister said prime minister’s rebuttal was ‘accurate’ – but emails from his office suggest otherwise

The Independent UK

The verdict is in: George Osborne’s help-to-buy scheme has been an utter disaster

According to a damning Lords report, it isn’t just a waste of £29bn, it has made Britain’s unequal housing market even worse, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

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Minister resigns in House of Lords over 'rampant' fraud in government

Lord Agnew of Oulton makes dramatic gesture after criticising the 'schoolboy' handling of Covid business loans

Wales Online

Drama at Westminster as minister quits government at the despatch box over 'schoolboy' handling of Covid fraud

Lord Agnew of Oulton’s resignation described as 'one of the most dramatic moments ever seen' in the House of Lords

Wales Online

Minister quits Government with blast over ‘schoolboy’ handling of Covid fraud

Lord Agnew of Oulton’s resignation posts was described as “one of the most dramatic moments ever seen” in the House of Lords.

The Independent UK

Minister quits Government at the despatch box in the House of Lords

Lord Agnew was updating peers about the £4.3 billion of Covid loans – written off by the Treasury – which Labour said has gone to “fraudsters”

The Independent UK

Tory minister dramatically QUITS at despatch box in new headache for Boris Johnson

Lord Theodore Agnew swiftly grabbed his folder and left the House of Lords chamber after announcing his bombshell resignation in the Lords.

Daily Mirror

Attempting to ban protest is usually the mark of a repressive state. That’s not us, is it?

Despite the defeats in the Lords, Priti Patel won’t give up on her police and crime bill, says Observer columnist Will Hutton

The Guardian - UK

Ministers making ‘misleading’ claims about Brexit blow to music tours, Lords inquiry warns

‘There has been a lot of misleading information about the processes that someone needs to go through’

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The Guardian - UK

I’ve been protesting all my life. It can feel futile, yet doing nothing is much worse

The Tories are trying to ban the activism that has shaped me – from Greenham Common to UK Uncut, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Chronicle Live

Extinction Rebellion stage protest outside Newcastle police station over new crime bill

Some of the Bill's most controversial clauses were stripped out by the House of Lords on Monday - but demonstrators said they 'aren't going away' as it re-enters the commons

The Independent UK

Government could be forced to draw up new bill after ‘draconian’ protest laws defeated by Lords

Government urged to ‘think again’ after plans to stop and search peaceful protesters thrown out

indy100

What are the 14 government defeats on the Policing Bill?

The UK Government suffered successive defeats in the House of Lords on Monday night, when peers voted through amendments to the controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and CourtsBill.

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Bristol Post

Dominic Raab says MPs to push ahead with protest crackdown despite House of Lords defeat

The government lost a series of votes in the House of Lords yesterday on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

The Guardian - UK

Curbs on ‘noisy protests’ may return to Commons after Lords defeat

Peers rejected measures in police, crime, sentencing and courts bill targeted at activists

The Independent UK

Lady Mone faces Lords standards inquiry over award of PPE contracts

The Tory peer has denied any involvement with supplier PPE Medpro.

Insider UK

Lords watchdog investigates Mone over ‘VIP lane’ contract

Probe into Tory peer relates to PPE company awarded £203m in UK Government contracts

The Guardian - UK

Johnson denies he was warned No 10 event in May 2020 was against rules and says he did not lie to parliament – as it happened

PM says ‘nobody told me that what we were doing was against the rules’ and says he did not tell lie in Commons

Wales Online

Kill the Bill: Government defeated as House of Lords demand controversial new legislation is amended

Parliamentary ping-pong for Government's Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

The Independent UK

Peers inflict string of defeats against government protest crackdown

New powers turned down in House of Lords include allowing officers to stop and search anyone at a protest ‘without suspicion’

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