Businessman Mohamed Mansour has been given a knighthood, along with Mark Spencer and Philip Davies.
A post-Brexit deal has expired with no new agreement, which leaving UK exports to Canada subject to new tariffs.
Ministers propose changes after some MPs said they wanted more protections for landlords.
Keir Starmer says his party would do a better job of reducing regional inequality across Britain.
Labour's deputy leader is under fresh scrutiny over her tax affairs and the sale of her council house.
The first minister faces questions from opposition party leaders and backbench MSPs at Holyrood.
Labour's deputy leader says she's done nothing wrong after fresh police complaint to police from a Tory MP.
MSPs will get the chance to make Scotland the first part of the UK to let people legally end their lives.
Official data shows the economy contracted during the last two quarters of last year.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) failed to update a press release about MP Claudia Webbe.
Lords debate the plight of homeowners locked into private maintenance contracts for communal areas.
Members who live outside London will be able to claim for accommodation when they attend the Lords.
The number of migrants arriving in the UK in 2024 after crossing the Channel has hit a record high.
Allegations made against four Conservative MPs are not upheld, a report concludes.
Environment Agency data shows sewage spilled into England's waterways for over 3.6 million hours last year.
We shouldn't be surprised that some MPs are thinking of leaving as a general election approaches.
The rising cost of getting children to school is a key driver of current pressure on council budgets.
Bridget Phillipson tells the BBC the £4bn plan is a "mess" and calls for wider reform of provision.
The Treasury says the secondment scheme deepens ties with Asia and boosts British business.
The environment secretary says he should have stepped back earlier from a decision on an energy project.
Education minister Robert Halfon and armed forces minister James Heappey are also standing down as MPs.
The former independent borders watchdog has criticised the Home Office's approach foreign care staff and airport security.
The clip showed a stampede in a New York subway station and was replaced with the scenes cut.
The meeting examined ways to "strengthen the bonds" between NI and GB, the NI Secretary says.
It comes after some MPs criticised the response to cyber-attacks blamed on Beijing-linked hackers.
The PM laughs off a question on whether he is part of the 'deep state' adding he could not say if he was.
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It comes after Ex-Tory MP Scott Benton stood down rather than face a recall petition.
The prime minister was defending the government's position a day after his MPs accused Beijing of "malicious" cyber campaigns.
Beijing tells the US and UK to stop their own cyber attacks, accusing them of "political manipulation".