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The Prime Minister followed the recommendation of a Government-commissioned review and issued an apology to troops who suffered bullying and were booted out of the military over their sexuality

Meanwhile, the PM still faces backlash over the delay of LGBTQ+ conversion ban.

Good morning, it is the nation�*s phone—in. coming up, we have two mps and a peer. it is prime minister�*s questions at 12 and it is your question is at ten. and you can of course listen to pmqs with naga on 5 live and also what on bbc two and bbc news. we will have bob seely, conservative mp for the isle of wight. he is a combative chap. and baronessjenny chapman, labour peer and member of the shadow cabinet. and richard foord, liberal democrat mp for tiverton and honiton, the party�*s ...

Mortgage holders so that is possibly something that will come up in the exchange today. these pmqs come at a time when there are reports of contingency plans being drawn up for the collapse of thames water by the government and the water watchdog. as amid fears that britains biggest water company cannot survive because of its huge debt pile, another issue that may come up. we can see there the picture from the house of commons where we are expecting prime ministers questions to start very soon. ...

From a personal point of view i wanted — from a personal point of view i wanted it_ from a personal point of view i wanted it to be immediate. but these things— wanted it to be immediate. but these things take _ wanted it to be immediate. but these things take time. we have gathered lots of— things take time. we have gathered lots of support from numerous mps. we had _ lots of support from numerous mps. we had a _ lots of support from numerous mps. we had a question at pmqs, which we had a...

Staff from Britain's six steelmaking firms will converge on Westminster for a rally minutes before Prime Minister's Questions

A major study by the UK in a Changing Europe think tank and pollsters Public First lays bare 'bregrets' seven years after Britain voted to leave the EU

The Commons Privileges Committee has ruled Boris Johnson committed ‘repeated contempts of Parliament.

The Prime Minister and Labour leader clashed in the Commons as the shadow of the former Premier loomed large over the chamber for Mr Sunak's weekly noon grilling

The Deputy Prime Minister was up against the Labour deputy leader for this weeks Prime Ministers Questions in the Commons at lunchtime.