#House Of Commons
A look back at John Bercow - a divisive figure who embodies the Brexit-era politician
From “Order! Order” to “Division! Clear the Lobby!” here’s a look back at the colourful House Speaker.
'Shame on you': Chaos in House of Commons as MPs attempt to block suspension of parliament
The five-week suspension of parliament began in the early hours of this morning.
MPs vote to force UK government to disclose no-deal planning and prorogation communications
In a vote this evening, the motion was passed 311 votes to 302.
As it happened: No breakthroughs as Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar met in Dublin
There’s still plenty more Brexit action to come today. Stay with us for updates.
What happens during a prorogation ceremony?
The UK parliament is set to be suspended, but not before a formal ceremony.
How the Tory party lost its parliamentary majority to Brexit (and other rifts)
From Nick Boles’ speech after the indicative votes, to Dr Phillip Lee crossing the chamber this week, power has been ebbing away from Boris Johnson and the Tory party.
House of Lords approves bill to seek three-month Brexit extension
The legislation would ensure Britain does not crash out of the European Union if an agreement cannot be reached by 19 October.
Boris Johnson's brother just announced he's quitting as an MP and minister
“In recent weeks I’ve been torn between family loyalty and the national interest,” he said.
Bill to delay Brexit will pass through House of Lords tomorrow. What then?
There are 56 days until the current Brexit deadline.
MPs reject Boris Johnson’s motion to hold general election on 15 October
Members of Parliament earlier voted to delay Brexit in a bid to stop Britain leaving the EU without a deal.
As it happened: No early election as MPs vote to delay Brexit
It’s been a really odd day in Westminster – even by usual recent standards.
A swear word and clapping in the Commons: Boris Johnson's first PMQs were an explosive affair
The usually smooth talker stumbled through his answers and let some things slip through this afternoon.
Another Brexistential crisis: So what happens now?
Boris Johnson’s first Commons defeat as Prime Minister raises more questions on the long and winding Brexit road.
MPs vote to take control of Parliament in effort to avoid no-deal Brexit
The motion was passed by 328 ayes to 301 noes.
As It Happened: Boris Johnson loses his majority as he addresses MPs for second time as PM
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to call a general election if MPs pass a vote that would prevent a no-deal Brexit.
Boris Johnson will meet Leo Varadkar for talks on Monday
The British Prime Minister confirmed the meeting in the House of Commons today.
Boris Johnson to seek 14 October general election if MPs vote to block no-deal Brexit today
Johnson met with ministers and ruled out another Brexit extension last night.
The House of Commons returns today - what's Boris got planned?
Rumours of a general election to be held on 17 October engulfed the British political sphere yesterday – so what’s the PM up to?
The Queen has approved the suspension of parliament ahead of the Brexit deadline
Boris Johnson’s move has been met with outrage by opposition parties, and a court challenge is being brought forward.
Circle the date ... Here's why 9 September is set to be a red letter Brexit day in Westminster
It’s all set to kick off again in the Commons from the start of next month – here are the key dates.
Jacob Rees-Mogg addresses proroguing parliament in his first speech as Leader of the Commons
Rees-Mogg has just given his first statement in the House of Commons as a member of the British government.
Praising duty and democracy, Theresa May bows out as UK Prime Minister
Theresa May took part in her final prime minister’s questions this afternoon.
'This is not a pension for terrorists': Troubles perpetrators will not receive victim compensation
Concerns were raised over those who were injured by their own hand receiving the pension.
Former British PM John Major threatens legal action if new UK leader suspends parliament over Brexit
The idea has been suggested during the Tory leadership campaign.
'The system is not fair': MPs criticise Theresa May over Northern Ireland amnesty
A “presumption against prosecution” for alleged offences committed by British soldiers has been proposed by the UK government.
Theresa May says she can still make a Liverpool-style comeback in Brexit talks
Liverpool staged one of the greatest comebacks in their history after beating Barcelona 4-0 at Anfield last night.
MPs are back after their Easter break, so what's the Brexit latest?
The UK is preparing for local elections, European elections; while Theresa May still tries to get her deal over the line.
How many semi-naked protestors stormed the House of Commons? It's the week in numbers
Plus: The average cost of a house in Dublin.
'Parliament really is broken': House of Commons suspended following noisy water leak
The House of Commons press office said the leak was “urgently dealt with and has now been isolated”.
As MPs can't agree what to do about Brexit, EU warns 'our patience is running out'
The House of Commons is set to vote on a number of options today.
A Brexistential crisis: So what happens now?
The best answer to that question is: “F**k knows. I’m past caring. It’s like the living dead in here.”
Explainer: Why oh why is Theresa May's Brexit deal being voted on again?
‘God loves a trier.’
MPs to vote on type of Brexit they want as pressure mounts on May to resign
Even if the House of Commons decides a majority course of action, it won’t be legally binding.
'Back me and sack me': How the British papers covered MPs 'taking control' of House
MPs have voted to seize control of parliamentary business in an unprecedented move that the government called “dangerous”.
'Take back control': MPs vote to hold series of Brexit votes on Wednesday
A minister resigned in order to vote to hold indicative votes on Wednesday, a proposal which Theresa May opposes.
Petition to reverse Brexit swells to 3.7m signatures, as Commons states that 96% of supporters are British
The Commons petitions committee said that “approximately 96% of signatures on the petition were from the UK”.
Nigel Farage begins 435km march against 'Brexit betrayal', but admits he won't actually finish it
Around 100 Brexit supporters have joined the march from Sunderland to the House of Commons.
'One last roll of the dice': How Britain's newspapers are covering the vote to delay Brexit
A vote in the House of Commons means Brexit may not be happening on March 29.
Here's why Theresa May is set to risk another vote on her battered Brexit deal
It’s been a bizarre week – but does the prime minister finally have Brexiteers backed in a corner?
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