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Overhaul bid for Commons as Tory Porn MP caps series of scandals

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle is calling for ‘radical’ reform to working practices to improve Parliament’s reputation.

The Independent UK

Speaker urges ‘radical’ reform for scandal-hit Commons

He was considering moving to an outside body employing aides as Parliament’s reputation was feared to have hit a new low.

The Independent UK

Disgraced Tory MP Neil Parish ‘broke law’ by watching porn in Commons

Parish resigns over ‘moment of madness’, and claims ‘it was tractors I was looking at on the internet’

The Guardian - UK

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Speaker calls for overhaul of UK parliament after series of scandals

Sir Lindsay Hoyle says MPs should no longer employ staff directly, following damaging revelations involving bullying and harassment

The Guardian - UK

Queen to receive two lampposts costing £175,000 for Platinum Jubilee from MPs and peers

Queen Elizabeth II, 96, is set to receive two lampposts wrapped in plastic in the Commons' New Palace Yard from MPs and peers as a means to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee

Daily Mirror

MPs call for reforms to prevent ‘next great parliamentary scandal’

Standards Committee chair Chris Bryant said the report comes as a 'wake-up call for us all'

Wales Online

Hostile foreign states pose ‘real risk’ of influencing MPs’ cross-party groups

Standards committee report calls for reforms to all-party parliamentary groups to avert ‘next great parliamentary scandal’

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MPs to receive ‘bespoke’ threat advice following security review

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle and Home Secretary Priti Patel ordered a review following the murder of Sir David Amess.

The Independent UK

Angela Rayner, porn in parliament and a depressing week for British politics

There are more women in the UK parliament and government than ever before – making up about one third of the total 650 members. Yet, there are still cases like The Mail on Sunday running the headline “Stone the crows! Tories accuse Rayner of Basic Instinct ploy to distract Boris”.…

The Conversation

MPs and lords mark end of parliamentary session after controversial laws passed

Around 40 MPs, led by Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, filed out of the Commons.

The Independent UK

Tories hit by another scandal after MP accused of watching porn in Commons

Female MPs complain about sexism and misogyny in Tory ranks in meeting on Tuesday night

The Guardian - UK

Angela Rayner hits back at claims she enjoys ‘sexist slurs’

Labour deputy says comments are ‘mortifying and hurtful’, as Mail on Sunday rebuffs Speaker’s request to meet

The Guardian - UK

Speaker rebuffed by Mail On Sunday editor over Rayner story meeting

David Dillon has refused a request to meet Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle over his newspaper’s report about Angela Rayner.

The Independent UK

Angela Rayner rejects idea she ‘enjoys sexist slurs’ after calling Basic Instinct meme ‘mortifying’

‘Sexist film parody about me was misogynistic’, says deputy Labour leader

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The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson ‘uncomfortable’ that Mail on Sunday editor was summoned by Speaker over Rayner article – as it happened

No 10 says the PM feels reporters must be free to report what they are told, after widely-condemned Angela Rayner article

Daily Mirror

Angela Rayner sexism furore deepens as newspaper editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker

Lindsay Hoyle had summoned Mail on Sunday editor David Dillion for a meeting after outcry over a sexist article about Angela Rayner - but he has now refused to attend

Manchester Evening News

Mail on Sunday editor refuses to attend meeting with Commons Speaker over sexist Angela Rayner piece

The Ashton-under-Lyne MP says she had appealed for the story not to be run

The Independent UK

Mail on Sunday editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker over Angela Rayner report

David Dillon said journalists should not ‘take instruction’ from officials of the House of Commons

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Wales Online

Mail on Sunday editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker over Rayner report

Ms Rayner earlier said she had appealed to the paper not to run the story

The Guardian - UK

Mail on Sunday editor rejects meeting with Speaker over Angela Rayner story

David Dillon had been called to a meeting with Sir Lindsay Hoyle after running a story widely condemned as sexist

Daily Mirror

'Sexist article about Angela Rayner exposes the misogyny women experience daily'

Polly Hudson says Boris Johnson is free to flash his flesh when he goes for a run, but women are commonly undermined across all industries, with creepy comments and judgments

The Guardian - UK

Angela Rayner: ‘I begged Mail on Sunday not to publish Basic Instinct story’

Labour deputy says article was ‘steeped in classism’ that puts women off achieving in their careers

Daily Mirror

Angela Rayner speaks out on 'disgusting' leg slur - 'they think I must be thick'

Labour's deputy leader spoke out on ITV's Lorraine - where she wore trousers to avoid being ogled - and said the Mail on Sunday article left her 'fearful' in a 'classist' attack

Evening Standard

Mail on Sunday editor summoned over ‘misogynistic’ Rayner article

The ‘mysogony’ storm over claims about Angela Rayner grew on Monday when House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle summoned the editor of The Mail on Sunday to discuss the article.

The Independent UK

Speaker summons Mail on Sunday editor to meeting after sexist article about Angela Rayner

Lindsay Hoyle criticised the article in the chamber on Monday

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