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Baroness Hayter is sacked as shadow Brexit minister for making "offensive" remarks, the party says.

The EU Commission's first vice-president claimed ministers turned up to Brussels without a plan in 2017.

Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt make their last pitches to Conservative members before voting closes.

Supporters of the measure hope to stop a future PM bypassing Parliament to push through a no deal.

In her last major speech, she says "ill words" have consequences, but comes in for criticism herself.

The outgoing prime minister says there are "grounds for serious concern" about domestic and international politics.

They warn the party must become proactive in tackling the issue at grassroots level.

The BBC's director general tells MPs he told the government it had gone "nuclear".

A Tory MP praises the record of Theresa May in tackling the abuse of animals.

The Speaker tells Richard Ratcliffe his wife Nazanin - in jail in Iran - will never be forgotten.

A Yorkshire MP tells the prime minister her constituents can't decide which is delayed most - the Northern Powerhouse, promised by the government, or their next train.

Theresa May insists the government has taken "historic steps forward" in tackling climate change after Jeremy Corbyn criticises her record.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford accuses the Conservatives of sharing ground with the "extremes" of Donald Trump and Nigel Farage.

When the Labour leader is challenged about anti-Semitism in his party, he demands answers about Islamophobia in the Tory party.

David Burgess-Joyce compared the black MP David Lammy's record to the white supremacist group.

Labour is promising to end in-work poverty in its first term if it wins the next election.

Former Commons clerk Hannah White says she was berated "for simply having done my job".

A government motion would amend the independent complaints scheme to investigate historical complaints.

Labour lords accuse party leader Jeremy Corbyn of presiding over a "toxic culture" of anti-Semitism.

The party says it will eliminate the "modern-day scourge" if it wins the next election.