Parliament

Death of Southend West MP comes just five years after Jo Cox was killed

Watering holes on the parliamentary estate will be forced to shut after MPs blast ‘tone deaf’ decision

PM agrees compromise with Tory critics of controversial bill that will break international law

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Thursday 7 May

Speaker Lindsay Hoyle says standards must not be allowed to slip

MPs set to vote on new arrangements including PMQs by video conferencing

Commons speaker requested move to allow MPs to scrutinise government’s crisis response

Police detain man on the Isle of Man for failing to self-isolate

Chief medical officer and Commons speaker consider suspension over coronavirus

Labour MP triggers online row by wearing off-the-shoulder dress at parliamentary debate

Controversial former Commons boss says David Cameron is ‘24-carat snob’ and claims Boris Johnson cheats at tennis

Eurosceptics defying Bercow ban to demand ringing of Great Bell

What happened in the Gunpowder Plot of 1605 and why we ritualise an attempted act of terrorism

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Tuesday 5 November

Controversial Labour MP faces six-month parliamentary ban over 2016 scandal

General election seems likely after MPs reject Boris Johnson's timetable

John Bercow angers Brexiteers by rejecting Boris Johnson’s request for simple vote on deal

Remain campaigners say PM broke promise to court with bid to thwart Parliament

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Friday 27 September

Supreme Court ruling is revolutionary for the country’s governance

Supreme Court says Boris Johnson’s decision to suspend Parliament was ‘unlawful’

The businesswoman is central to the Brexit legal challenges

Government shutdown could halt 17 bills currently before Parliament

The prime minister could be held in contempt if he refuses to ask EU for Brexit extension

Significant increase in threatening letters received by MPs among latest offences

Theresa May accused of leading ‘zombie government’ as she tries to postpone key Brexit vote

Ongoing Brexit saga shines new light on party discipline in Parliament

Legislative logjam as Brexit impasse grinds on with just 50 days to go

The staunch Remainer says she has no faith in Parliament’s ‘pairing’ system after Tory broke agreement

News comes as Office of National Statistics reveals nearly 600 rough sleepers died on the UK's streets last year

Northern Irish party is abstaining from votes on crucial legislation in protest at Irish backstop plans

PM ‘confronted by enemies on all sides’ as she fights to get deal through Commons

Hard-Brexit Tories and DUP call for ministers to block proposed withdrawal agreement

British businessman named in the House of Lords as man behind #MeToo injunction