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The speaker hits back at an MP who questions his partiality by pointing out his wife is not his property.

MSPs at Holyrood had an unwelcome guest during a meeting, as the Holyrood mouse made an appearance.

The Grantham and Stamford MP was one of 20 Conservatives who rebelled in a Brexit-related vote.

Conservative MP Craig Mackinlay was accused of falsifying declarations in the 2015 general election.

A public consultation suggests a majority of residents and hotels are supportive of £2 visitor tax plan.

Jenny Rathbone is let back into her party group despite a complaint over remarks about Jewish people.

Jeremy Corbyn asked the prime minister 204 questions - but which subject dominated?

The pop star clarifies comments she made about Theresa May, which she says were taken out of context.

The government plans would seek to give the assembly a veto over new EU rules.

MPs will consider Theresa May's withdrawal agreement again, nearly a month after vital vote was postponed.

The devolved nation has been without an executive for two years.

What do ordinary people want MPs to do about Brexit? Sir John Curtice takes a look.

Birmingham spent almost £1m on funerals while areas of east London had the highest rate per death.

Monmouth MP David TC Davies says he records himself for "protection and evidential purposes".

Police officers are expected to intervene and - if necessary - make arrests, Scotland Yard says.

Labour says a no-deal exit must be ruled out as MPs back measures designed to thwart preparations.

The MP Anna Soubry warns of a "threat to democracy" from protesters who chanted "Nazi" at her.

MPs say democracy is under threat as protesters target abuse at them on the green opposite Parliament.

Cross-party MPs have tabled an amendment to make a no-deal Brexit more difficult.

Ostend will not be ready to run Seaborne's Brexit ferry services in March, the city's mayor tells the BBC.