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It's actually quite hard to keep up at this point.
Prime minister on the defensive while making plea to international leaders on climate change.
The two right-wing newspapers took very different stances when it came to Wednesday's Westminster scandal.
Police form protective ring around Cabinet minister amid fears over safety of MPs following fatal stabbing of David Amess.
Sir Peter Bottomley thinks the pay makes it “desperately difficult” for new MPs – on the day benefits were cut for millions.
The Commons voted for the government’s plan by 319 votes to 248 – a majority of 71.
Corbyn-backing Labour MP Ian Lavery joins Arj Singh, Paul Waugh and Rachel Wearmouth to give his opinion on the week in Westminster as both Keir Starmer and Boris Johnson try for a restart.
Ex-Tory adviser Jamie Njoku-Goodwin tells HuffPost UK he was often confused with a mixed-race journalist and called for better representation in politics.
The SNP leader says she hopes Ferrier "will do the right thing" after taking a train from Glasgow to London and back with coronavirus.
Alex Feis-Bryce, who reported a sexual assault by an MP almost 10 years ago, said he was "astounded" by how common stories of harassment were.