The senior clergyman recounts how the monarch’s vehicle fired up after he performed ‘a large sign of the cross’, earning royal praise.

The blind peer recounted how he went awry during his induction as a member of the Privy Council

Tory frontbencher Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon said progress is being made in the case of Jagtar Singh Johal.

Some peers shouted ‘not content’ for the Bill’s first reading.

A Tory frontbencher uses lines from the national poet Robert Burns to brand the SNP argument for independence as ‘thin gruel’.

Mike Veale has been living ‘the life of Riley on £100,000 a year’, Parliament has been told.

The traditional Scottish dish has been prohibited by the US since 1971 as it contains sheep lungs.

The contentious Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill has already been through the Commons and now heads to the Lords.

There has been strong criticism by unionists at Westminster of the Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Bill.

The renowned broadcaster and leading fertility expert Lord Winston says such a ‘waste of time’ is critical when seconds count

It is ‘unacceptable’ there are women and girls unable to access services due to a political impasse at Stormont, Parliament is told

Concerns are raised at Westminster over the alert feature, with accusations it is ‘a clear breach of centuries of convention’.

The cleric becomes a member of the Lords Spiritual who have 26 places reserved in the unelected house.

The Tory peer argues it is obvious the Northern Ireland Protocol needs fixing as he backs moves to scrap parts of the deal

Labour former cabinet minister Lord Hain urged the Government to bar the Pagliuca Consortium from the race to snap up the Blues.

Lord Forsyth of Drumlean highlighted the increased revenue Chancellor Rishi Sunak would net from rapidly rising fuel prices

A Tory frontbencher acknowledges concerns that corrupt people must not be allowed to sell-up and escape scrutiny

The Conservative former cabinet minister, who served in Margaret Thatcher’s government, sat as both an MP and later as a peer

Lord Shinkwin says the pain of his operation was compounded by his ‘appalling’ treatment in the House of Lords.