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David Linden said he wanted to ‘focus all my efforts on dealing more with day to day constituency work’.

Queen Elizabeth II attends a ceremony dedicated to her late husband at Westminster Abbey, helped to her seat by son Prince Andrew, who had not been seen in public since settling a civil sex assault lawsuit.

Latest updates: Peer says opposition criticism of him is based on ‘pure innuendo’; government may be forced to release security advice on Lebedev

Travis Frain , 24, from Lancashire, was filmed hobbling away from the scene of the Westminster terror attack after he was struck down by the car which ploughed into crowds, injuring more than 50 people

Following her release from detention in Iran, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, held hostage since 2016, said: “what happened now should have happened six years ago”. She was referring to the fact that her release had been secured at the same time as the British government paid Iran a debt it had owed…

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will address British lawmakers via videolink in the House of Commons on Tuesday, the first time a president of another country has addressed the main Westminster chamber.

A second independence referendum should “take place in a timely manner” but the short-term focus must be on Ukraine, the SNP's Westminster leader has said.

Judging by the number of votes and spoken contributions, there are some MPs - and some parties - who work a lot harder than others.

Latest updates: PM response comes as Keir Starmer asks why Roman Abramovich is not subject to sanctions in UK

Their discussions took place against the backdrop of two MPs – Tory Sir David Amess and Labour’s Jo Cox – being killed within the last six years.

Speaking out for the first time since the much maligned attraction closed, Dutch firm MVRDV said it had never before seen ‘such nonchalance and laxity with our design work’