Vote on Keir Starmer’s disability cuts Bill faces major challenge from Labour rebels
Government proposals to reduce spend on personal independence payments faces showdown moment
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MPs get their final say on assisted dying Bill in landmark debate on Friday
Proposal to allow terminally ill people to end their lives in England and Wales is back before the House of Commons after safeguards revised
British plan to take control of steelworks from Chinese owners is approved by MPs
Emergency legislation stops short of full nationalisation of British Steel
‘Philomena’s Law’: Labour MP introduces Bill to end penalty on compensation from Irish mother and baby homes
Grandson of Irish immigrants wants to combat the ‘stigma and shame’ some survivors feel
London’s ‘toast rack’ Holocaust memorial unites British leaders but divides the city
A Bill to facilitate the building of a controversial new memorial and education centre is inching its way through parliament
Starmer looking at ‘every conceivable way’ to avoid compensating Gerry Adams
Former Sinn Féin leader and other former internees may seek compensation under Troubles legislation
MPs vote to give terminally ill in England and Wales the right to assisted death
Bill on assisted dying passes in House of Commons by wider margin than anticipated
Kemi Badenoch elected new leader of UK Tories
Badenoch, now the first black leader of a major UK party, defeated Robert Jenrick
‘Bionic MP’ makes emotional return to the House of Commons after quadruple amputation
Tory MP Craig Mackinlay almost lost his life following a bout of sepsis
Tory cheers cannot hide their fears as Rishi Sunak struggles to keep his party onside
The UK prime minister is under pressure from his restive backbenchers as the polls won’t budge
From Cork to Westminster: meet the latest ROI-born person elected to the House of Commons
Damien Egan’s background as an immigrant, a gay man and a Jewish convert gives him a nuanced view on life
Powersharing returns to NI as UK fast-tracks legislation to deliver on Stormont deal
Assembly members will meet at 1pm on Saturday as DUP and UK government reach deal on post-Brexit arrangements
The Irish Times view on Rishi Sunak’s tough week: a government unravelling
The Rwanda bill has become a running political sore which publicly exposes apparently irreconcilable divisions in the Conservative party
Music industry ‘unregulated’ for young female DJs, Annie Mac tells UK inquiry
Irish DJ says women have to ‘constantly fight for their own rights when it comes to being safe’ while working in music
MPs vote to reinstate provision in UK government’s legislation which would give ‘amnesty’ to perpetrators
Proposed legislation aims to ‘draw a line’ under the past by replacing current methods of criminal and civil investigations and inquests with inquiries
Boris Johnson, ‘bewildered and appalled’ at partygate investigation, resigns as MP
Former UK prime minister claims committee was ‘determined to use the proceedings against me to drive me out of parliament’
Mercurial Angela Rayner fails to shine while deputising for Starmer
Labour leader may have to work hard to suitably accommodate deputy in government after next election
Deadline for restoring North powersharing would be ‘deadly’, says Heaton-Harris
‘Game-changing’ amendments planned for NI legacy Bill, House of Commons told
DUP leader says ‘more is needed’ on North’s post-Brexit trade arrangements for party to return to Stormont
DUP leader accepts ‘progress’ has been made but defends position in blocking restoration of power-sharing Executive
UN refugee agency ‘profoundly concerned’ by UK Illegal Migration Bill
Plans for the Bill were outlined by Home Secretary Suella Braverman in the House of Commons on Tuesday
Betty Boothroyd obituary: First woman speaker of the House of Commons famed for her warmth and wit
The early political activist acquired international fame for her brisk, good-humoured style, along with a whiff of glamour
Betty Boothroyd, first female speaker of Britain’s House of Commons, dies aged 93
‘One of a kind. A sharp, witty and formidable woman’: Boothroyd was elected speaker in 1992
‘Alarming’ uncertainty over veterinary medicines in Northern Ireland
Supplies of half of all veterinary drugs at risk due to restrictions on importing medicines from Britain
British government set to face attempts to delay deletion of 4,000 EU laws from statute books
UK opposition parties to table dozens of amendments in effort to stop the scrapping of key rights
UK PM Liz Truss ‘not under a desk’ hiding from MPs, says Mordaunt
Shouts of ‘where is she?’ and ‘weak’ were heard in the House of Commons after minister deputised for PM
Eight Tory MPs make it on to ballot for party leadership
Former health secretary Sajid Javid withdraws from race after failing to secure 20 nominations
Boris Johnson has done deep and lasting damage to the British constitution
His failure to adhere to the norms of behaviour that underpin the unwritten rules of the British system have exposed its vulnerability
Jacob Rees-Mogg backs Johnson following resignations
Labour leader Keir Starmer says while it is clear Johnson should step down, only a change of government can give the country a fresh start
Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid resignations spell the end for Boris Johnson
Analysis: Most Tory rebels understood it would take a cabinet revolt to get rid of the prime minister
MP fights to remain in Commons amid allegations of groping two men
Chris Pincher says he is ‘truly sorry’ and vows to fully co-operate with inquiry into drunken behaviour
Johnson put ethics adviser in ‘impossible position’, letter states
Christopher Geidt steps down over British government’s plan to breach obligations under WTO rules
Peaceful Commons belies turmoil over Northern Ireland protocol
Bill to replace the core of the protocol now delayed until next week as Johnson's government finalises its strategy
Johnson brushes off assertion he is ‘loathed’ by his own MPs
UK prime minister defends record on NHS and economy following confidence vote
Protests held in North as Troubles legacy Bill debated at Westminster
More than 100 people picket outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre
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