Tony's Law is named after amputee Tony Hudgell who suffered abuse at the hands of his birth parents.
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PMQs: As it happened
Boris Johnson has been pushed on problems with availability of coronavirus testing
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Lockdown changes 'all over twitter' before MPs told
The Speaker calls on the health secretary to apologise for a leak of lockdown changes revealed on social media.
Test MPs for Covid-19 every day, says Speaker
Ruling out masks, Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for daily tests so packed Parliamentary scenes can return.
Which MSPs are standing down at the next election?
We take a look at the MSPs who have decided to bow out ahead of next year's Scottish Parliament elections in May.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Brexit preparations
Representatives from NI's Environmental Link and department officials briefed MLAs on Brexit preparations.
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'Rule, Britannia!' rings out in the Commons
Breaking a Parliamentary rule, the Leader of the House prompts laughter in the Commons by playing a clip of 'Rule, Britannia!' to MPs.
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PMQs: As it happened
Boris Johnson has been pushed on problems with availability of coronavirus testing
Video 1 minute 15 seconds
Lockdown changes 'all over twitter' before MPs told
The Speaker calls on the health secretary to apologise for a leak of lockdown changes revealed on social media.
Test MPs for Covid-19 every day, says Speaker
Ruling out masks, Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for daily tests so packed Parliamentary scenes can return.
Which MSPs are standing down at the next election?
We take a look at the MSPs who have decided to bow out ahead of next year's Scottish Parliament elections in May.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Brexit preparations
Representatives from NI's Environmental Link and department officials briefed MLAs on Brexit preparations.
Video 43 seconds
'Rule, Britannia!' rings out in the Commons
Breaking a Parliamentary rule, the Leader of the House prompts laughter in the Commons by playing a clip of 'Rule, Britannia!' to MPs.
Video 1 minute 15 seconds
Lockdown changes 'all over twitter' before MPs told
The Speaker calls on the health secretary to apologise for a leak of lockdown changes revealed on social media.
Test MPs for Covid-19 every day, says Speaker
Ruling out masks, Sir Lindsay Hoyle calls for daily tests so packed Parliamentary scenes can return.
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Mark D'Arcy
Parliamentary correspondent
Debates over the government's controversial Brexit plans are set to dominate a busy few days.
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One ex-minister says it was "outrageous" new rules were made "without consultation" of Parliament.
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Minister faces claims that changes to the Brexit divorce deal could aid dictatorial regimes.
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Tory MP Sir David Amess said allowing the disruption in Parliament Square was "absolutely ridiculous".
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An extra 30 politicians in the Senedd would cost about £12m a year.
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Math Hancock departs from his script as he announces plans to ramp up coronavirus tests to deal with noisy MPs
Lord Howard asks how the UK can “reproach” Russia, China and Iran for their conduct when it is prepared to break international laws.
The leader of the House of Commons was absent from business questions on Thursday.
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