Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab accused Sir Keir of ‘complete hypocrisy’ over the Durham beer-and-curry event being investigated by police.

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan is the latest Cabinet minister to back a further police investigation into allegations.

Former cabinet minister Damian Green spoke of his ‘profound scepticism about the wisdom’ of the plan.

Russia’s position as one of five veto-wielding members has limited the security council’s ability to censure Vladimir Putin’s regime.

Derek Twigg, of the Falkland Islands APPG, said there had ‘been a lot of concern’ over the impact of Brexit on Falkland Islands fishing exports.

The Chancellor’s net favourability was down 24 points since just before his spring statement , YouGov found.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams is among the signatories of a letter sent to Boris Johnson.

Analysis by the Resolution Foundation outlines a trio of support options which could be taken by Chancellor Rishi Sunak on Wednesday.

Labour’s Opposition Day motion calls on the Government to “cut home energy bills” and “halt the planned tax rises on working pensioners”.

Labour’s Liz Twist said ScotWind, the ‘largest offshore wind project in the world, has huge potential’ but added ‘we must also live up to our values’.

Labour called for the Government to maintain the moratorium against fracking.

Conservative MP Dr Caroline Johnson made the query “in the light of this report and the need to set history in context”.

Shadow business minister Seema Malhotra raised concerns over the level of inflation as well as ‘spiralling’ energy costs.

Grant Shapps described the full amount of money being spent on buses as a ‘record never achieved before by any Government as far as I can see’.

Lisa Nandy said the Conservatives’ Levelling Up White Paper ‘frankly doesn’t appear to be worth the paper that it’s written on’.

There is evidence to show cyber-flashing “is the gateway offence to more serious acts of violence”, Fay Jones MP warned.

Ms Truss said she was taking a ‘constructive approach to these negotiations’ as she faced cross-party questions on the status of the talks.

DUP Ian Paisley said people are creating ‘an even larger digital footprint’ throughout their lives, both personally and financially.

Vicky Ford told MPs in the Commons that Afghanistan is facing the world’s ‘most severe food security crisis’.

Treasury minister Simon Clarke said at the autumn Budget the Government ‘put in place a host of measures to help families with the cost of living’.