Commons

John Bercow Compares Prospect Of Boris Johnson Ignoring Law Blocking No-Deal Brexit To 'Robbing A Bank'

The Commons speaker said it would be 'the most terrible example to set the rest of society'.
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Parliament Prorogued: Scuffles And Bursts Of Song As MPs Protest Shutdown

"This is not a standard or normal prorogation," Speaker John Bercow said, as Labour MPs held up signs saying "silenced".
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Boris Johnson's Snap Election Plan Fails To Win MPs' Backing - Again

Sixth Commons defeat in six days. PM lashes out at opposition's "cowardice" as Labour, Lib Dems, SNP and rebel Tories outflank him.
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Why Boris Johnson Is Now A Zombie PM In A Zombie Parliament

Can the prime minister get a new lease of life with a general election?
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MPs Vote To Force Ministers To Publish Secret No-Deal Brexit Papers

Boris Johnson defeated in the Commons again as MPs back moves to force publication of 'Operation Yellowhammer' documents and internal communications about the suspension of parliament.
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Boris Johnson Penned Note Calling David Cameron A 'Girly Swot', Leaked Paper Shows

This letter comes days after the PM used similar language in the Commons.
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Boris Johnson Will Launch Another Bid For A Snap Election In The Commons On Monday

Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg reveals latest move a day after the government lost vote for a snap poll.
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Here’s What Happened In The House Of Lords Last Night – Explained In A Way That Won’t Make Your Brain Hurt

Another step towards Boris Johnson being forced to ask the EU for another extension on Brexit.
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Boris Johnson Suffers Three Commons Defeats – But His Eyes Are On A Bigger Prize

Could the PM's electoral wish be granted after all?
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Fresh Blow For Boris Johnson As Bill To Block No-Deal Brexit Passes Commons

Rebel Tories inflict another defeat on the new PM.
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