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Democracy ‘under attack’ as MPs warned ‘hostile states’ could target mobile phones

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has urged MPs to be careful with mobile phones

The Independent UK

Democracy ‘under attack’, minister warns as MPs urged to step up phone security

Security minister Tom Tugendhat issued a stark warning to MPs after Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle urged them to be careful with mobile phones.

The Independent UK

MPs warned their phones are ‘goldmines for hostile states’

Speaker's letter of caution comes after reports emerged of Liz Truss’s personal phone being hacked by Kremlin agents

Wales Online

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Commons speaker urged to stop Tory MPs naming asylum seekers’ hotels

Exclusive: Refugee Council says Home Office practice is to not name hotels to avoid targeting by far-right groups

The Guardian - UK

Speaker addresses complaints SNP used 'bogus' stats about Scottish renewables

THE Commons Speaker has addressed complaints about the SNP’s use of “bogus” statistics on Scotland’s energy generation potential.

The National (Scotland)

Sunak told to apologise after ex-minister’s ‘racial slur’ sparks diplomatic row

Exclusive: Labour calls on Sunak to apologise on behalf of his party before he meets Japanese PM at G20

The Independent UK

Top Labour MP apologises after calling Jeremy Corbyn 'senile' in parliament

LABOUR’S shadow health secretary has been forced to apologise after he was heard calling Jeremy Corbyn “senile” in the House of Commons.

The National (Scotland)

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Tory MP Mark Francois criticised for using 'outdated and crass racial slur' in House of Commons

Labour MP Sarah Owen asked for advice on how to discourage members of Parliament from casually using such derogatory nicknames

Wales Online

Tory MP Mark Francois rebuked for using 'crass racial slur' about Japanese people

Mark Francois told Parliament "the J***" could build a ship in four years compared to 11 for a vessel in the UK - prompting an angry reaction from Sarah Owen, the first MP of south-east Asian descent

Daily Mirror

Official portrait of John Hume to be unveiled in Westminster

Painted by the critically acclaimed Northern Irish artist Colin Davidson, the portrait of the former MP for Foyle will hang in Portcullis House.

The Independent UK

Commons Speaker blasts Matt Hancock for 'running around jungle eating kangaroo testicle'

Sir Lindsay Hoyle says he wouldn't sign on for I'm A Celebrity as it's reported Matt Hancock could be in line to earn £400,000 to appear as a campmate in the jungle

Daily Mirror

Hancock must answer to public over jaunt ‘eating kangaroo testicles’, says Hoyle

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he personally would not run around the jungle ‘eating kangaroos’ testicles’.

The Independent UK

Labour MP criticises 'stupid' ITV show dramatising neo-Nazi plot to kill her

Rosie Cooper accused the broadcaster and campaign group Hope not hate of using her as a 'marketing tool' for The Walk In, starring Stephen Graham, which chronicled the failed plot to assassinate her

Daily Mirror

Labour MP Rosie Cooper's damning three word verdict on ITV drama starring Stephen Graham

The Walk-In is adapted from the plot to murder the MP for West Lancashire

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The Independent UK

MP condemns ITV over decision to turn murder plot into ‘stupid’ drama

Rosie Cooper accused the broadcaster and anti-fascism campaign group Hope not hate of using her as a ‘marketing tool’.

The Guardian - UK

‘No evidence MPs were bullied,’ says report into fracking vote chaos

Review acknowledges shouting and ‘intemperate language’ but says chaotic scenes due to confusion over nature of vote

The National (Scotland)

Commons inquiry finds 'no evidence of bullying' on night of chaotic fracking vote

AN inquiry into the behaviour of members of the Conservative Party on the night of a key vote on fracking has found there was “no evidence of…

The Independent UK

Investigation finds ‘no evidence’ of MPs being bullied during chaotic fracking vote

Government MPs were accused of ‘manhandling’ colleagues in chaotic scenes hours before Liz Truss resignation

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The Guardian - UK

Harold Wilson drama is first feature film to be shot in Commons chamber

It’s a Sin actor Shaun Dooley plays former PM in cold war thriller The Ghost of Harold Wilson

The Independent UK

Big Ben to be put back to GMT for first time after huge restoration

All faces of the Houses of Parliament’s clock tower will be put back for the first time in five years.

Evening Standard

Therese Coffey denies ‘manhandling’ during controversial fracking vote

Chaos erupted in the Commons last week as the Government U-turned on a threat to strip the whip from Conservative MPs if they backed a fracking ban

The Independent UK

Coffey denies manhandling Tory MPs to force opposition to Labour vote

The Cabinet minister is among a group of senior Tories accused of pressuring colleagues to oppose the motion on fracking.

Daily Mirror

Chris Bryant lifts lid on 'school bully' Tories who 'kettled' MP in voting chaos

The Commons Speaker has ordered an urgent probe into claims MPs 'manhandled' wavering Tories into a fractious vote last night. Writing for the Mirror, Labour MP Chris Bryant describes what he saw happen

Manchester Evening News

Andy Burnham says it's 'very hard to see' Liz Truss surviving and that Tories have 'forfeited the right to govern'

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer, meanwhile, has angrily called for a general election 'now'

The Independent UK

Speaker launches inquiry into claims senior Tories bullied MPs in Commons vote

Sir Lindsay Hoyle has asked the Serjeant at Arms and other senior officials to examine the allegations.

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