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For God and country: is religion in politics making a comeback?
Talking Point There are many MPs of faith in the new Labour government despite it being the most openly secular House of Commons in history
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Lindsay Hoyle: the Commons speaker facing scrutiny
In Depth Speaker's position in jeopardy amid MPs anger over controversial rule changes
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Threats to MPs: have we reached mob rule?
Talking Point Speaker Lindsay Hoyle said security concerns for MPs made him break with parliamentary tradition and spark Commons chaos
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David Cameron returns: how non-MP, ex-PM will fit into Sunak's cabinet
The Explainer Former Tory leader has replaced James Cleverly as foreign secretary in the wake of Suella Braverman's sacking
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What 'uncertainty' over Renters Reform Bill means for tenants
The Explainer Ban on 'no-fault' evictions delayed indefinitely amid opposition from landlords and Tory rebels
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Partygate inquiry: can Boris save his skin?
In Depth Former PM to release ‘bombshell’ defence before Wednesday’s crunch committee appearance
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Call for regulation to stop AI ‘eliminating the whole human race’
Speed Read Professor said artificial intelligence could become as dangerous as nuclear weapons
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Three issues that could stop a Boris Johnson comeback
Under the Radar Partygate inquiry, murky personal finances and sceptical Tory MPs all hinder a second coming
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PMQs: rules, traditions and defining moments
feature Does weekly parliamentary centrepiece really matter outside Westminster bubble?
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What will happen to the Partygate inquiry under the new PM?
Under the Radar Liz Truss facing calls to scrap ‘witch-hunt’ into whether Boris Johnson lied about lockdown gatherings
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What is Erskine May?
feature Bible of parliamentary procedure is the glue that holds the UK’s unwritten constitution together
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What is a ‘menopause-friendly’ employer?
feature Speaker of the House of Commons signs pledge as awareness of the issue grows
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Does Westminster have an alcohol problem?
Today's Big Question Research showing MPs more likely to drink excessively has fuelled concern about Parliament’s ‘poisonous’ drinking dens
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Black Rod, the crown and a hostage: the strangest traditions of the Queen’s Speech
In Depth Rituals surrounding State Opening of Parliament are among the most unusual UK customs
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