News
Hutton 'not aware' of plot against Brown
Former defence secretary John Hutton has said he did not know there was a plot to try to force Gordon Brown out of Downing St last June.
Lords round-up
UK 'looks like a failed nation'
A leading Conservative peer has claimed the government's foreign policies create division and confusion.
News
Former Lords leader named EU foreign chief
Baroness Ashton of Upholland has been named as the European Union High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy.
News
Elections watchdog says Lib Dems can keep donation
The Electoral Commission has said that the Liberal Democrats can keep donations worth £2.4m that it had been alleged came from a man convicted of theft.
Nick Assinder's View
Blair missed out on a job he never wanted
British people will have to execute a bit of double-think and re-educate ourselves into the fact that Tony Blair did not want the EU job.
News
Commons leader to be charged with driving offences
The leader of the House of Commons has said she will deny charges that she drove without due care and attention during an incident in July.
Commons round-up
New MP debates local roads
The second-newest MP in the Commons secured an adjournment debate yesterday on the transport needs of her constituents.
News
Curry resigns from standards committee
The MP who heads up the committee in charge of supervising Commons expense claims has stepped down from the role following revelations in this morning's Daily Telegraph.
News
FT journalist named chairman of the press gallery
The results of the elections for the officers of the parliamentary press gallery have been announced.
Commons round-up
Balls sets surprise exam
Ed Balls deployed one of Michael Gove's favoured Commons routines against him today, during a debate on the education provisions contained in yesterdays Queen's Speech.
Commons round-up
Glasgow by-election victor takes his seat
The winner of the Glasgow North East by-election took his seat in the House of Commons yesterday.
Commons round-up
Cameron claims Labour out of 'time, ideas and courage'
David Cameron today accused the prime minister of being "incompetent", as he hit out at the failure to include MPs expenses in the legislative programme.
Government policy
Bankers targeted in Queen's Speech
Tough new rules for the banking industry, including fines for individuals, have been unveiled in the Queen's Speech.
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