14th November

Labour is calling for an inquiry into Sir Geoffrey Cox, who was working remotely from the Caribbean.

A pro-vaccine tweet from Big Bird ruffled Ted Cruz’s feathers, but it’s not the first time a Republican has been anti-muppet

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Several woman have shared their stories of being harassed, followed home, and spiked.

Critics say the move does not require water companies to take action quickly enough, allowing dumping to continue for years to come

Exclusive: court records show petition filed by HMRC against Adam Afriyie, MP for Windsor

More than 90 Tory members do paid work on the side compared with very few Labour politicians, finds analysis

Can't help wondering why Ed Davey's advisor didn't point out he'd be inundated with furious people, many who just lost £20 p/wk & are in total despair who think you're a massive twat for muddying the water & suggesting blatant corruption might be excused by funding disability? https://t.co/8Nt4idhkmv— BendyGirl (@BendyGirl) November 9, 2021

What is shocking about this is the utter contempt shown for his constituents, Parliament and the taxpayers who are paying his MP's salary#sleaze pic.twitter.com/HzYfzFdWSO— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) November 9, 2021

Private investors and the UK government will help fund the firm's development of small nuclear reactors.

Finally, the answer to the question “if you help a sloth cross the road, will they be grateful?” pic.twitter.com/MM9VPBEkEB— Ben Phillips (@benphillips76) November 8, 2021

A disgraced MP has suggested that the BBC and ITV focus too much on “scandal and outrage”. Rob Roberts, who represents Delyn, and was suspended from Parliament for six weeks after he was found he had sexually harassed a member of his staff, has written to both broadcasters asking for more “balance”. Roberts, who currently […]

The rules for visitors to Hexham Hospital say: ‘anyone attending our hospitals and community settings must continue to wear a face-covering at all times to protect patients, visitors and staff’ except if you’re visiting the hospital to avoid parliamentary scrutiny pic.twitter.com/pkXUET30H8— Andrew Brittlebank (@andrewbeee) November 8, 2021

Anne-Marie Trevelyan’s remarks come before Commons debate on sleaze

IpsosMori poll puts Labour ahead of Tories

The University and College Union has met legal thresholds for strike action at 58 universities