House of Lords
Lord Maginnis abused a parliamentary security officer, then called an MP who complained about it "queer" in an interview with HuffPost UK.
MP David Lammy described the snub as “institutional prejudice”.
The nine-time Paralympic swimming gold medallist, who is blind, was accused of grabbing the woman and asking if she did "extras".
Hereditary peer Lord Bethell sparks anger by saying "decisions that people make" about social distancing are partly responsible for their health.
A total of more than £1m was claimed by more than 110 peers, despite them not making any spoken or written contribution.
Salford and Eccles Labour MP Rebecca Long-Bailey sits down with Paul Waugh to discuss her leadership bid. Touted as Jeremy Corbyn’s preferred successor, Long-Bailey discusses Labour’s general election loss and what the party needs to do to once again connect with voters across the UK.
Prime minister criticises 3.1% pay hike for peers that could see them earn more than £48,000 for less than half a year's work.
Shadow foreign secretary says Labour should not “pack the House of Lords" with close staff of the leader.
Minister admits "there may be other, possibly more substantial ways to bring jobs and investment to the north".