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Dozens of Tories facing disciplinary action after fracking vote

MPs face potentially losing whip after No 10 confirms chaotic vote is being treated as confidence issue

The Guardian - UK

Investigation launched into reports of 'bullying' and 'manhandling' in Westminster

AN investigation has been launched into reports of "bullying" and "manhandling" outside the voting lobbies in Westminster on…

The National (Scotland)

Commons Speaker fears more MPs could be killed - saying worry keeps him awake at night

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he is concerned about 'hate and threats'

Wales Online

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Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle fears more MPs will be killed after Jo Cox and David Amess

House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle says he has had death threats and lies awake in fear that another Member of Parliament will be murdered after Jo Cox and David Amess killings

Daily Mirror

'British voters should have a chance to pick a new leader - Liz Truss is finished'

The political and economic crises facing us should give us the right to determine the future path this country takes. It is not for a small clique of Tories to keep foisting new governments on us

Daily Mirror

Dishevelled backbencher Boris Johnson 15th MP in line to swear allegiance to King

The ousted Prime Minister, with characteristically ruffled hair, held the King James Bible as he swore his allegiance to the new king as the House of Commons returned following the Queen's funeral

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson among MPs who swear allegiance to King on return of Commons after Queen’s funeral

Boris Johnson was among the latest group of MPs to pledge allegiance to the King as the House of Commons met for the first time since the Queen's funeral.

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Johnson pledges allegiance to King as Commons returns following Queen’s funeral

The former prime minister spent time in the queue chatting with DUP MP Sammy Wilson.

The Independent UK

Chinese delegation attends Queen’s lying in state at Westminster Hall

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle denied he had been ‘leant’ on to allow a delegation access to the hall.

The Independent UK

'A ridiculous comment:' Republican groups slam Lindsay Hoyle remark about Queen's funeral

THE CEO of an anti-monarchy group has said a comment made by Lindsay Hoyle about the Queen's funeral was “one of the most stupid things the world…

The National (Scotland)

Lindsay Hoyle says Queen's funeral is 'the most important event the world will ever see'

SPEAKER of the House of Commons Sir Lindsay Hoyle has said nothing should “overshadow” the Queen’s funeral which he described as “the most…

The National (Scotland)

Chinese representatives free to attend Queen’s lying in state

It was expected the Chinese delegation would be barred by Commons Speaker from entering Westminster Hall to view the late monarch’s coffin.

The Independent UK

Liz Truss has first meeting as PM with Joe Biden this Sunday - full list of world leaders

The Prime Minister will meet a string of world leaders at Downing Street at grace-and-favour house Chevening ahead of the Queen's funeral - including US President Joe Biden

Daily Mirror

Chinese delegation banned from Queen's lying-in-state at Westminster

The Commons Speaker has reportedly banned Chinese diplomats from entering the parliament although the Beijing government is still invited to the funeral service in Westminster Abbey.

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The Guardian - UK

Chinese delegation banned from Queen’s lying-in-state

Commons Speaker moves after sanctions imposed on British MPs, but Chinese vice-president may be allowed

Evening Standard

Chinese officials ‘banned from attending Queen’s lying in state’

Speaker Lindsay Hoyle has reportedly rejected a request from Chinese officials to be granted access to Westminster Hall

Daily Mirror

Queen lying-in-state: Chinese delegation BANNED from visiting in Westminster Hall

Multiple reports say Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle refused a request for a delegation to view the coffin alongside hundreds of thousands of Brits. The Speaker's office declined to comment

The Independent UK

China delegation ‘banned from viewing Queen’s coffin in parliament’

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said to have refused access due to sanctions against MPs and peers

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The Independent UK

Chinese officials ‘to be prevented from attending Queen’s lying in state’

Sir Lindsay Hoyle reportedly declined a request for the delegation to be allowed access to Westminster Hall.

Chronicle Live

'Horrifying' North East suicide rate is twice as bad as London's - amid further calls for Levelling Up of mental health

The North East's saw a shocking 14.1 suicides per 100,000 people in 2021 and there are further calls to level up mental health support

The Independent UK

Speaker says Commons recess should be cut short following political pause

However Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he does not want to ‘hold anybody to ransom’, as nothing has been decided yet.

Daily Record

Monday headlines: King Charles leads emotional procession to St Giles' Cathedral

Here are the main headlines on the Daily Record website today.

Evening Standard

Who is Sir Lindsay Hoyle? Speaker scolds Kemi Badenoch over EU laws

Everything you need to know about the Speaker of the House, Sir Lindsay

The Guardian - UK

Pageantry and absurdity abound as the King comes to Westminster

The more obsequious MPs and peers bowed and curtseyed while others just enjoyed the spectacle

Daily Mirror

Inside Westminster Hall where Charles III felt 'weight of history' in rare address

Charles III joined only a handful of royals to speak to in Westminster Hall - on the spot where namesake King Charles I was tried and sentenced to death, writes Ben Glaze who attended the ceremony

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