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Through the house of commons. and they said a few weeks ago, a few months ago, they said to one of the ministers involved in this, "look, were going to get this legislation through," and i wont use the language that that minister used, but a milder version was, "oh, crumbs, weve got to make this work." and what was interesting, i was sort of wandering around the corridors of the house of lords last night, the great mystery, which is that labour does not want to be blamed for blocking this bill, ...

Sir Alan Duncan accused of antisemitism for claiming Jewish politicians serve the ‘interests of another country’

Michelle Donelan, the science secretary, has become the third Government minister to visit the UAE this week while the Abu Dhabi-backed bid for The Telegraph is stuck in limbo.

Science secretary in Emirates while the Abu Dhabi-backed bid for The Telegraph stuck in limbo

SIR – Last year I paid British Gas £378 monthly by direct debit, and the cost of my energy consumption over three months was £577.

It’s not easy being a Lord. No, really, it isn't, judging by the latest poll of the Upper House. Mr S has obtained a copy of the most recent Members' Survey – conducted in March of this year – and it shows that dissatisfaction in the House of Lords is at record levels. Responses from 355 peers revea...

In the news this week: Conservative Peers warn of the threat posed to free speech from the Government’s Online Safety Bill, two Labour frontbenchers are unable to define the term ‘woman’, and the Court of Appeal agrees to hear Heidi Crowter’s challenge to the discriminatory law on abortion.