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Sean Curran reports as MPs question the Health Secretary about the government's new emergency health plan.
Sean Curran reports from Westminster, where the defence minister welcomes the decision by the US and Germany to send tanks to Ukraine.
Sean Curran reports as MPs question ministers on Probation Service mistakes in the case of Zara Aleena.
Mark D'Arcy reports as MPs discuss measures to help employees with children in neo-natal care
Sean Curran reports on Prime Minister's Questions, MPs question the police watchdog about the latest Metropolitan Police scandal and debate plans to scrap laws derived from the EU.
Sean Curran reports as MP debate controversial laws to restrict some workers' ability to go on strike.
Mark D'Arcy hears from a member of Ukraine's parliament about law making in war time. And he looks ahead to a big vote next week in the Commons on the Online Safety Bill. Ministers are facing a rebellion from MPs who've backed a proposal to make social media bosses face jail if they fail to protect children from damaging content. At the moment the government is planning to fine tech firms.
Sean Curran reports as MPs discuss mysterious crab deaths on the north east coast of England.
Susan Hulme reports on the first Prime Minister's Questions of 2023 and MPs grill both sides in the rail dispute.
Susan Hulme reports as MPs grill the Health Secretary about winter pressures in the NHS.
Mark D'Arcy reports as peers question Suella Braverman about her asylum policy - and looks back on the year of three prime ministers.
Susan Hulme reports as senior MPs question Rishi Sunak on health service strikes and Ukraine.
Sean Curran reports as the Home Secretary says the Rwanda policy has been vindicated after the High Court ruled that the plan to send some asylum seekers there is lawful.
Mark D'Arcy reports as members of the House of Lords debate the future of the BBC.
Sean Curran reports on Prime Minister's Questions and the government's response to the news of more deaths in the Channel.
Susan Hulme reports as MPs tackle the government about strikes within the NHS.
Mark D'Arcy reports from Westminster as the Archbishop of Canterbury criticises the Government's treatment of migrants and asylum seekers.
Susan Hulme reports on MPs' reaction to the news that the Government's approved the opening of the first UK coal mine for 30 years
Sean Curran reports as the Labour leader calls Rishi Sunak 'the blancmange prime minister' and the prime minister promises tough new laws to deal with strike disruption.
Sean Curran reports as MPs debate the government's revised plans to tackle online safety, and a minister updates peers on an increase in Strep A infections.
