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Damian grammaticas, bbc news, westminster. david wallace lockhart is our political correspondent. quite a lot of talk about the health service at pmqs. what is your reading of where this all goes now? i think what was quite striking it todays pmqs is even though there were barbs there from angela eagle, saying the prime minister was loathed in his own party, and blackford comparing him to the black knight from monty python who, even though hes lost his arms and legs, insists he can keep going on...

It should have proved a challenge, but Boris looked breezy and blasé as he was somehow handed his second win of the week in the Commons

HENRY DEEDES: This PMQs was supposed to be Sir Keirs crowning moment. His chance to plunge the poignard deep into the PMs gizzards and twist hard. Yet Labours leader held off.

Colquhoun campaigned for women’s rights in Britain’s male-dominated Parliament. But her political career came to an end when she was outed as a lesbian.

GLOBE readers have reacted to news that a chocolate factory has closed its doors for good this week.

PERMANENT employees are to receive a redundancy package following the closure of a chocolate factory in Moreton.

WITH 90,000 civil servants soon to lose their jobs, it’s reassuring to hear that the government is making sure Whitehall’s reduced workforce…

Rampant ‘imperial nostalgia’ is just another Remoaner myth.

Owen Smith’s Labour leadership campaign tagline is “Labour’s Future”. Yet his attitudes to women seem to be stuck in the 1970s. At a hustings in Westminster on 5 September, a woman audience member called his comments “deeply gendered, quite violent and aggressive towards women”. Smith responded: “It has been the most mortifying experience for me in this contest to have been painted as sexist, because it’s the last thing I am.

As the cost of living debate continues in the House of Commons, MPs are calling on the government to provide more support.Chair of the work and pensions committee Stephen Timms told the House that the government ignored a unanimous cross party argument by the committee to keep the £20 per week uplift in universal credit. Timms also shared the data that the “proportion of average earnings lower than 1911”.Labour’s Angela Eagle told the House that the government’s “indifference” would...