Robert Jenrick, the Tories' justice spokesman, asked Sir Lindsay Hoyle for a Commons debate in a bid to get answers about Lord Hermer's potential role in a string of controversial government decision…
It was something straight from the pages of George Orwell. Ministers have been warned proposed legislation to protect workers from harassment by customers could scupper pub talk debates.
No longer mistress of all she surveys, no longer empress of the horizon, Rachel Reeves crouched on the Commons front bench with a knot of her closest supporters. Six fretful souls at a bus stop.
Remember when she used to claim that the Tories had 'crashed the economy'? Well, it took the markets six months to work out that she had no growth plan.
Mr Farage is among just six out of 650 MPs who have declined to take part in seminars about the 'behaviour code', which was brought in after a string of scandals.
Are you sitting comfortably? Then I'll begin. As it's almost Christmas, I wanna tell you a story. Come with me on a journey to a Land of Make Believe, a Britain that might have been.
The head of the Public and Commercial Services Union said the announcement of 400 voluntary redundancies in the Cabinet Office, from its staff was 'extremely disappointing'.