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The former PM resigned last week prior to the findings of the cross-party Privileges Committee report being published

"This attack on a committee carrying out its remit from the democratically elected House itself amounts to an attack on our democratic institutions'

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If projections can be relied on, Labour has good reason to feel confident of supplanting the Conservatives as biggest party at the next general election. Yet it remains far from clear that Keir Starmer is heading for a House of Commons majority.

The party is at risk of losing more than £1 million from House of Commons authorities if it does not appoint auditors by the end of next month.

Flynn said the party is doing 'everything possible' to meet the deadline but finding auditors for the group is proving difficult.

The former SNP member is fighting moves to kick her out of the House of Commons.

Joanna Cherry said that former SNP MP Ferrier "is a thoroughly decent woman who made a bad mistake".

The Tories have postponed making a decision on when to raise the pension age to 68 until after the next General Election.