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Britain's House of Commons' Foreign Affairs Committee is planning a visit to Taiwan probably in November or early December this year, The Guardian reported on Monday.

Exclusive: Tom Tugendhat likely to lead trip later this year as London’s relationship with Beijing deteriorates

‘In my dog-friendly office there’s nowhere to quietly breastfeed, let alone pump — just the word makes people want to run away and cuddle a dog.’ Bubble app co-founder Sarah Hesz on the pup.v.baby workplace debate

Letter: It is shocking that the House of Commons has no effective way to stop those who choose to mislead, writes Will Moy

The pair clashed after a weekend that saw allies of the two Tory leadership hopefuls trade increasingly personal attacks

Downing Street dismissed the comments and insisted Mr Johnson will stand down when a new Tory leader is in place

When Maria Caulfield, the junior health minister, replied to an urgent question in the House of Commons by Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, on the ambulance crisis, she said she did not want to play politics with the National Health Service. It is a lovely thought but wholly naïve.…

But a spokesman for the Tories said researchers applied ‘an incredibly narrow definition of working-class’

The European Union ramped up its legal campaign against the UK over breaches to the Brexit deal, days after legislation allowing Britain to scrap parts of the Northern Ireland protocol cleared the House of Commons.

Keeley Lengthorn is fighting for the right to paid miscarriage leave

Recall Act could be triggered with Johnson at risk of losing Uxbridge seat, HoC committee report suggests