A House of Lords committee says both sides need to be prepared to compromise.
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BBC News NI Economics & Business Editor
Boris Johnson takes PMQs remotely from Chequers, after being pinged by the NHS Covid app.
Boris Johnson takes PMQs remotely from Chequers, after being pinged by the NHS Covid app.
Questions to the First Minister and the First Supplementary Budget 2021-22 is approved.
Members of the Health Committee heard evidence from stakeholders on the Severe Fetal Impairment Abortion (Amendment) Bill
MSs quiz economy and health ministers and debate small businesses and tourism, and the road network.
The Executive Office Committee brought a motion about redress for victims of historical institutional abuse (HIA)
Vice President of the European Commission Maroš Šefčovič briefed the Executive Office Committee
Boris Johnson takes PMQs remotely from Chequers, after being pinged by the NHS Covid app.
Questions to the First Minister and the First Supplementary Budget 2021-22 is approved.
Members of the Health Committee heard evidence from stakeholders on the Severe Fetal Impairment Abortion (Amendment) Bill
MSs quiz economy and health ministers and debate small businesses and tourism, and the road network.
The Executive Office Committee brought a motion about redress for victims of historical institutional abuse (HIA)
Vice President of the European Commission Maroš Šefčovič briefed the Executive Office Committee
Questions to the First Minister and the First Supplementary Budget 2021-22 is approved.
Members of the Health Committee heard evidence from stakeholders on the Severe Fetal Impairment Abortion (Amendment) Bill
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BBC News NI Economics & Business Editor
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An MP refuses to withdraw her claims that Boris Johnson lied to Parliament and is ordered out of the Commons.
The vote will give people the chance to make their views clear, the country’s foreign minister says.
Boris Johnson once again pressed by Sir Keir Starmer about remarks he reportedly made in the autumn.
Boris Johnson, however, says a public inquiry into handling of Covid should happen in spring 2022.
Things did not go entirely to plan as prime minister appeared virtually while in isolation at Chequers.
By Ione Wells
Westminster correspondent
The SNP’s Westminster leader criticises the lack of apology from the prime minister over some of his previous comments.
An MP quotes a YMCA report saying 95% of black children say they have witnessed racism in education.