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The measures face strong opposition from peers, as they debated potential changes to the bill until the early hours.

The first ever Green MP says her role meant she had struggled to focus on climate issues.

Gene Simmons speaks to BBC News NI after attending Parliament as the guest of DUP MP Ian Paisley.

The party should commit to 10 years of care reform and increased funding., a Labour-affiliated think tank says.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says the UK is "natural place" to lead conversation on mitigating AI risks.

Labour dismisses the idea Just Stop Oil supporters are influencing policy,

Charlotte Leslie says she is "delighted" by the verdict, which one MP calls a "landmark" victory.

Labour MP Karl Turner asks why public money is being used to pay for the former PM's legal team.

Chris Mason asks Rishi Sunak if he has something to hide from Covid inquiry in pandemic messages.

The prime minister says he is acting transparently, despite the government's legal action over WhatsApp disclosures.

Sinn Féin says it is not acceptable for the boycott to go on but the DUP says it wants "respect".

It means the scheme is likely to launch at the same time as similar proposals for other parts of the UK.

A proposed change could see MPs and peers accused of violent or sexual offences barred from Parliament.

PPE Medpro’s new director Arthur Lancaster is an associate of the husband of Tory peer Baroness Mone.

The cash-strapped Surrey council says the Section 114 notice reflects its "acute financial" plight.

Mhairi Black challenges deputy PM Oliver Dowden on interest rates and rising mortgage costs.

The Lib Dem leader raises the case of Karen who looks after her husband who has Parkinson's Disease.

The deputy Labour leader accuses the Conservatives of blocking the Covid inquiry.

Voters in Margaret Ferrer's constituency will decide on whether she should lose her seat.

The inquiry into the UK government's handling of the pandemic will soon hold public hearings.