Dennis Skinner Told Other MPs To Get Their Skates On So The Queen Wouldn't Miss Ascot
Dennis Skinner has been heckling Black Rod during the opening of parliament since the 1980s.
Marie Le Conte is a politics and media reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in London.
Dennis Skinner has been heckling Black Rod during the opening of parliament since the 1980s.
Labour's shadow housing secretary has written to ask about allegations made by BBC Panorama that four ministers ignored warnings that fire safety regulations were inadequate for high-rise residential buildings.
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"We have far more in common with each other than things that divide us."
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A van rammed into pedestrians on London Bridge late Saturday, and several people were stabbed nearby, in what police are describing as a terrorist incident. Updates on the attack here.
The prime minister visited Agu Irukwu – who once signed a letter insisting that churches should not "promote the idea that homosexuality is equal to heterosexuality" – on Sunday.
The newspaper printed an advert for an event organised by the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, whose founder has published prayers aiming to "free" people from "homosexuality, lesbianism, masturbation, [and] prostitution".
An analysis of constituency data shows that 120 MPs from Remain seats voted for Article 50, while nine in Leave seats voted against it.
CEO Jonah Peretti responded: “We’d like an opportunity to talk directly with you before you make any irreversible decisions.”
Jack Urwin told BuzzFeed News why he spelled out "pay writers" with the first letter of each paragraph of a piece he wrote for the website, which doesn't pay all its writers.
Balls said he wanted to cook some pulled pork for Osborne in 2011, and now it finally may happen.
A joint report issued by two parliamentary select committees also found that dress codes including "makeup, high heels, and skirts above the knee" can make workers feel "very uncomfortable, even sexualised by their employer".
Asked by BuzzFeed News if he'd been visiting Julian Assange, the former UKIP leader said he couldn't remember what he'd been doing in the building.
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Hillsborough campaigner Sheila Coleman backed a TUSC candidate in local elections and said she'd never vote for her local Labour MP.
David Davies will boycott Marmite following Unilever's price hike, saying the "toast-spread fight back starts here".