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Former MPs and ministers tell the story of 25 September 2019 - one of Parliament's most dramatic days.

The new coronavirus restrictions have been met with mixed reviews.

The PM promises he won't be caught "lagging" on green polices.

Academy leader Steve Chalke says the government must act before poor children suffer "irrevocable damage".

The PM will call on world leaders to set aside differences as he sets out plans to prevent future pandemics.

The broadcaster will help launch rival GB News after 25 years at the heart of the BBC's political coverage.

Caroline Nokes calls for extra support for the beauty sector and others with large female workforces.

Minister Matt Warman says memorials which "teach us about the past" should not be removed from view.

The Irish foreign minister was speaking about Brexit on Radio 4's Political Thinking with Nick Robinson.

The ex-PM published his memoir last year - how does it measure up against books by other former leaders?

The government says the decision to provide the service is made by groups of local surgeries.

The Liberal Democrat leader said his party backs the “closest possible relationship” with the EU.

Public borrowing hit £35.9bn last month as the pandemic forces the government to borrow more money.

Former DUP MLA "totally furious" with Sammy Wilson for not wearing a face covering on the tube.

Labour's former shadow home secretary says Jeremy Corbyn's chief of staff told her to quit.

The chancellor's new wage top-up scheme to replace furlough is aimed at protecting "viable" roles.

Backbenchers raise concerns that measures are being brought in without Parliament having a say.

Indecision over civil servants coming into the office has wasted time and goodwill, a union says.

Leader Sir Ed Davey urges the party to listen more, as it tries to fight back after a poor election.

Commons authorities want to roll out the training, which is already given to staff, to all MPs.