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The government is asked about the impact of the resignations of Jo Johnson and brother Boris.

Ministers are urged to show "moral courage" as talks enter crucial 48-hour phase.

The British people "have got a right to have the final say" on the UK's relations with the EU, says former prime minister Gordon Brown.

Lord Lester is accused of harassing a woman and offering "corrupt inducements to sleep with him".

Campaigners accuse the government of telling "bare faced lies" about the effectiveness of badger culls.

A contender to be the next Welsh Labour first minister says he wants to extend the smoking ban.

A autistic MP who faced criticism for previous racist, homophobic and sexist comments on social media has said his eight days in the headlines was "cruel".

What is a meaningful vote? Could there be another Brexit referendum? Carolyn Quinn has been speaking to the Commons Library's legal expert

Theresa May will not be allowed to take the UK out of the EU without a deal, Sir Keir Starmer says.

Shadow Brexit secretary says "all options are on the table" if there is a no deal Brexit.

Cabinet sources reveal several of the prime minister's colleagues spoke out strongly against her plan.

A growing rent arrears crisis for people claiming universal credit is unearthed by BBC's Panorama.

Minister urges Tories to back PM - but says UK must have the power to exit any customs arrangement.

The US president, who is in France, cancelled a memorial visit to honour US soldiers due to rain.

Labour's Sir Keir Starmer says MPs must "take back control" if the government's Brexit deal is rejected.

The UK must "pause" before doing something "irrevocably stupid" over Brexit, says Jo Johnson.

A former MP killed in action in World War One finally has his name added to Parliament's memorial.

The Recording Angel memorial commemorates all of the MPs, peers, parliamentary staff, and their sons whose lives were lost during the Great War.

Jo Johnson, brother of Boris, calls for the public to have the final say after resigning transport job.

Jo Johnson called for a fresh referendum as he resigned as transport minister over the Brexit deal.