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Westminster Could Be 'The Next Grenfell Tower', Says Black Rod

'If we don’t learn the Grenfell lesson, this building could burn down, just like it did in 1834.'
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Commons Inquiry Into Fake News To Hold First Public Evidence Session

Experts will discuss the spread of misinformation and 'Russian interference' in crucial votes
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Philip Hammond: UK Productivity Rates Low Because More Disabled People Are In Work

Labour MP said Chancellor's claim was 'ignorant'.
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Police Chiefs Debate Possibility Of Making Misogyny A Hate Crime

It could mean tougher sentences for those who target women.
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Plan To Cut Number Of MPs In Parliament Would Create Scottish Constituency The Size Of Cyprus

Bid by Labour MP to keep 650 members won cross-party support.
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MPs Call For Closure Of Loopholes Allowing Uber And Deliveroo To 'Exploit Workers'

Companies say they want to offer better benefits.
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Dawn Butler: We Need More Rubbish Women In Parliament To Achieve Equality

Labour frontbencher also said 'sometimes you have to wait for people to die' to change attitudes.
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Ken Clarke Applauded By Labour MPs For Anti-Hard Brexit Commons Speech

The Tory stalwart stole the show.
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LabourToo Probe Into Sexual Harassment To Report Its Findings To Party Next Month

Members, councillors and staff have been sharing their experiences anonymously.
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The Green Party Wants MPs To Get 'Consent Lessons' In Wake Of Sexual Harassment Claims

'Many have no idea what is and isn't appropriate.'
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