Conservative whip Joy Morrissey urged the Government to ‘be bold’ and reinstate universal winter fuel payments.

Sikh activist Jagtar Singh Johal, from Dumbarton, has been held in India since 2017.

Donald Trump suggested on Saturday that ‘we just clean out that whole thing’, in reference to Gaza

Ministers could introduce an exception to copyright law for ‘text data and mining’.

MPs will have to wait until the spring for a spending plan, according to defence minister Luke Pollard.

The Government has extended its listed places of worship grant scheme into March 2026.

Last year, authorities in Sweden distributed a pamphlet titled In Case Of Crisis Or War.

‘A child whether five or 15 is no match for the billions of dollars spent hijacking their attention’, Baroness Kidron said

Peers voted 205 to 159, majority 46, to amend the Data (Use and Access) Bill.

Patrick Hurley warned that speculation by ‘public figures who should know better’ could have caused a trial over the Southport attack to collapse.

Breakfast cereals and porridges is one of 13 categories of ‘less healthy’ food listed in new regulations.

The Deputy Prime Minister described a ‘balance’ between landlords’ and renters’ rights, adding: ‘People need homes that are safe.’

Sarah Owen brought forward proposals to block members of the public from buying fireworks louder than 90 decibels.

Housing minister Matthew Pennycook said the Government could not support Liberal Democrat Max Wilkinson’s proposals.

The New Homes (Solar Generation) Bill was introduced to the Commons by the Liberal Democrats.

The Home Secretary said Government is working with the Cabinet Office to draw up new accountability arrangements.

Botox demand is ‘partially fuelled by social media and societal pressures on young people’, Bradley Thomas told the Commons

Culture ministers also faced questions about the future of small music venues.

Agricultural pollution in rivers has led to a halt on housing in areas along the border between England and Wales.