“You know you’re not protected”: inside parliament’s staff crisis
MPs’ offices lose staff at twice the national average
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Assisted dying: an autopsy
Less than a year ago, campaigners for the bill were optimistic it would pass – what went wrong?
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“Lol. Bad”: How Labour MPs feel about Keir Starmer
The Mandeslon scandal is causing consternation in the PLP – again.
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What we learned at PMQs: George Robertson has done Keir Starmer no favours
Kemi Badenoch used all six of her questions to hammer Starmer on the Labour peer’s criticisms about defence spending
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Karl Turner’s suspension exposes the confusion of Labour whips
The government’s claims to parliamentary plurality have taken another hit
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An alternative tour of the British Parliament
Please keep up (and mind your step)
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Big Tech is buttering you up
Called before MPs, tech execs display their constant vigilance against threats
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The House of Lords’s cosplay democracy
It is striking how many peers tried, and failed, to enter parliament by democratic means
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How long before parliament burns down?
The crumbling Palace of Westminster is a symbol of our broken political mindset
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Andy Burnham has 11 weeks to find a seat
The clock is ticking for the Manchester mayor to enter parliament
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Mike Johnson’s message to Britain: remain pure and we’ll love you
The US House speaker addressed parliament on the 250th anniversary of his country’s independence
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How Big Tech ruined kids’ TV
On YouTube, the line between entertainment and sedation grows ever thinner
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The thousand-amendment bill
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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How parliament reacted to the Budget
Tensions reached fever pitch when Reeves announced the abolition of the two-child benefit cap
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PMQs review: Starmer and Badenoch clash over a Chinese spy scandal that makes no sense
The Prime Minister claims the Tories are to blame for the collapse of the trial. Does that add up?
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My hair-raising deputy leadership race
Also this week: A ticking off from Mum, and all aboard the Man City bus
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Shockat Adam on Britain’s new left: “We’re not anti-wealth”
The independent MP on building a new party with Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana.
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How Labour learned to love the flag
On its first day back, parliament struggled to absorb the new politics of nationalism and rebellion sweeping Britain.
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The Mouses of Parliament
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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No one wants to pay to fix Britain
Labour backbenchers are preparing to rebel against cuts that haven’t even been announced yet.
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