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Susan Hulme reports as the House of Lords considers a controversial bill to reform the leasehold system.
Sean Curran reports as the deputy prime minister tells MPs China was responsible for cyber-attacks which accessed personal details of millions of voters.
Susan Hulme reports as MPs demand financial help for women hit by a rise in the state pension age.
Alicia McCarthy reports on another boisterous session of Prime Minister's Questions.
Susan Hulme reports as MPs raise fears that there'll be a famine in Gaza - and dentists tell the Health Committee that the Government's recovery plan is a 'joke'.
Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster where MPs have struck down all of the changes made to the government's Rwanda bill by the House of Lords.
Sean Curran reports from Westminster on a planned new law to stop pet smuggling. Also - MPs debate a lack of vets and pensions for WASPI women. And after Lee Anderson's defection from the Conservatives to Reform UK - how common is it for MPs to change party?
Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster where MPs were debating the government's new definition of extremism.
Alicia McCarthy reports on plans to release some prisoners early to ease overcrowding in prisons in England and Wales.
Susan Hulme reports as MPs continue to question the government about the Budget.
Alicia McCarthy reports from Westminster as peers hold their annual debate to mark International Women's Day.
Susan Hulme reports as Labour accuses the government of stealing its policies, ahead of tomorrow's budget.
Sean Curran reports as the government suffers a string of defeats in the House of Lords over its plan to send some asylum-seekers to Rwanda.
Alicia McCarthy reports as MPs & peers debate private members bills. In the Commons a plan to ban conversion therapy is talked out. In the Lords fire and re-hire is on the agenda.
Sean Curran reports as MPs question the home secretary about the inquiry into murder of Sarah Everard.
Susan Hulme reports after a bitter edition of Prime Minister's Questions, which was dominated by jabs about former Conservative and Labour leaders.
Sean Curran reports as MPs question key figures in the Post Office scandal.
Susan Hulme reports on the fall-out from Lee Anderson's remarks about the London mayor, Sadiq Khan. And there's a progress report on compensation for sub-postmasters.
Susan Hulme reports as MPs debate a law to stop ticketless fans invading stadiums.
Alicia McCarthy reports as the Speaker finds himself under pressure over his handing of the chaos that followed Wednesday's debate on Gaza.
Alicia McCarthy reports on the latest immigration row in Parliament - and MPs investigate racism in cricket and online safety for children.
Alicia McCarthy reports as peers consider the government's Rwanda immigration law.
