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PMQs: Johnson and Starmer on RMT rail strikes
Sir Keir Starmer says he does not want three days of planned rail strikes to go ahead next week.
PMQs: Johnson and Starmer on UK economy and financial predictions
The Labour leader asks why Britain is set for lower growth than every major economy except Russia.
EU takes new legal action against UK over post-Brexit deal changes
Brussels says altering the Northern Ireland Protocol breaks international law, but the UK disputes this.
Rwanda asylum: Government plans new flight after cancellation
Tuesday's flight for asylum seekers was cancelled minutes before take-off after a late legal challenge.
Millions to get first cost-of-living payment from 14 July
More than eight million UK homes will get the first of two cost-of-living payments totalling £650.
Jailed geologist Jim Fitton: MP says government needs to do more
Bath MP Wera Hobhouse accuses the government of not taking Jim Fitton's case "seriously enough".
Chris Mason on where the Rwanda setback leaves ministers
The government seems determined to press ahead with its plans despite last-minute legal interventions.
Rwanda asylum flight cancelled after legal action
Up to seven people had been expected to be removed to the east African country on Tuesday evening.
Rwanda asylum plan: Last-minute legal battle over flight
The European Court of Human Rights blocks the removal of one of seven passengers from Tuesday's flight.
Falklands War 40th anniversary: PM praises 'daring and bravery' of veterans
"What an incredible thing they achieved," says Boris Johnson at a service to mark 40 years since the war's end.
Northern Ireland Protocol: Is Truss right about public opinion?
Is there a majority in favour of changes to Northern Ireland's Brexit deal?
Living costs tsar David Buttress called for Boris Johnson to go
David Buttress, who has been appointed by the UK government, has a history of criticising ministers.
Government relocates 1,800 civil servant jobs to Manchester
A new hub will house 2,500 civil servants including 700 roles which have already moved from London.
Rwanda asylum plan: PM defends Rwanda plan as legal challenges fail
Up to eight people are due to be on Tuesday's flight but more appeals are being heard.
Nicola Sturgeon unveils case for Scottish independence
Scotland's first minister says her government has an "indisputable mandate" for another referendum.
Johnson's Partygate fine may have broken ministerial code, MPs told
Boris Johnson's ethics adviser does not deny he considered quitting over ministerial rules.
SNP MP Patrick Grady: I have learned significant lessons
An SNP MP apologises after a report says he should be suspended from Parliament for two days for breaching the sexual misconduct policy.
SNP MP Patrick Grady faces Commons suspension for sexual misconduct
The SNP's Patrick Grady made an unwanted advance that included touching a staff member's hair, a report says.
Rail strikes: Thousands more workers to vote on action
The strikes could be held from July 25 and threaten to add to summer travel disruption.
EU set to take legal action against UK over post-Brexit deal changes
Brussels says altering the Northern Ireland Protocol breaks international law, but the UK disputes this.