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We were joined by the Labour MP for Bury South, Christian Wakeford, who was elected as a Tory in 2019 but crossed the floor in January in the wake of the Partygate allegations.  

Boris Johnson says the UK will continue to support Ukraine as Russia sanctions 287 British MPs.

The Motor Vehicles (compulsory insurance) Bill, which looks to amend the controversial Vnuk Law, has passed through the Lords committee.

Controversial EU Vnuk motor insurance law one step closer to being removed from British law, as bill passes through Parliament.

Undoubtedly, number one, cost of living. i peoples bills are going up, their outgoings going up, l things like food - prices, energy prices. theyre about to be hit next week. - and im not sure the pennysl really dropped for people yet, but it will when their pay slips land, the national. insurance rise kicks. in in peoples payslips at the end of this month, - thats going to be another dent in peoples pocket. so thats their number one . priority, its labours number one priority, its the number on...

As we were going on air, and weve got the tory mp peter bone, weve got the labour mp and frontbencher lucy powell. and what i love in those situations is everyone is saying, "do you know whats happening?" "i dont know whats happening." everyones looking at their phones to try and work it out. and what was happening? at that particular point, the amendment by the government had been pulled. yeah. and then everyone was saying, "well, is there going to be a vote at all today, or is itjust going to ...

Comes to borisjohnson. what is, and how important is faith to you? is it a sort of central part of your politics? definitely my christian i anglican faith definitely informs my politics. i think sometimes i the reluctance to talk about religion in politics i and one of the things i find sad sometimes when i talk- to people who arent religious, theres sometimes an anxiety that if an mp is of— a particular faith, that means theyre going to be voting - against their rights on social issues. . and...

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As Priti Patel talked up her asylum plans, the Prime Minister had a hard time against an opposition that would not let the party scandal go

Speaking to Tory MPs, Boris praised the scheme to send some asylum seekers 4,000 miles to the African nation and slammed the Archbishop for being softer on Putin than he was on Priti.