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Daughter's anger a decade since dad's death from 'living nightmare' locked-in syndrome

Assisted dying campaigner Tony Nicklinson’s daughter Lauren she thinks her dad would be “angry” that assisted dying laws have still not changed after he fought a high-profile High Court battle for the right to die

Daily Mirror

States holding up results of Economic Census: Centre

Parliament panel raps Ministry of Statistics for the delay

The Hindu

Differences should be resolved through debates, not disruptions: V-P Naidu to new MPs

Vice President M. Venkaiah Naidu urged the members to make significant and meaningful contributions to enrich the proceedings of the House

The Hindu

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Fuel duty saving of 15p for truckers pushed by MPs to ease cost of living crisis

The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Road Freight and Logistics is pushing for 15p to be taken off fuel duty for truckers with the aim that this would also see supermarket prices drop

Daily Mirror

Law panel to examine simultaneous elections

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju cited a report of a Parliamentary panel which noted that frequent elections lead to ‘disruption’ of normal public life and impact the functioning of essential services

The Hindu

'Mewling infant': Boris Johnson mocked for statement hailing his own legacy

BORIS Johnson has been compared to a “mewling infant” after he tabled a written Parliamentary statement which argues that people “were right…

The National (Scotland)

Panel suggests increasing tenure of Parliamentary committees

It says there must be a dedicated hour in Rajya Sabha to discuss import and implications of their reports

The Hindu

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Voice of the Mirror: PM admitting he knew about Chris Pincher reports is another U-turn

Outright lies are the currency of a PM caught fibbing time after time, most notoriously over Partygate, with the fined lawbreaker facing a Parliamentary inquiry over evidence he knowingly misled MPs with outright denials

Daily Mirror

Queensland Labor MPs fail to show up to Parliamentary Crime and Corruption meeting on CCC's Jackie Trad legal costs

The four Labor members send their apologies ahead of the Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee meeting, but it means a quorum can not be reached and the meeting is adjourned.

ABC News

Tory MP released on bail after arrest over rape and sexual assault allegations

Tory chief whip Chris Heaton-Harris urged the MP to stay away from Parliament but has not suspended the whip, meaning the suspect remains a member of the parliamentary party.

Daily Record

Labour MP Liam Byrne faces suspension for 'maliciously' bullying staff member

An independent panel today upheld an allegation against Labour MP Liam Byrne and recommended he apologise and be suspended from the House of Commons for two days

Daily Mirror

There's more ministerial brain fade but at least they are accountable

Whether one likes Government policy decisions or not, it is far more accountable to Parliament than its predecessors - even when there are gaffes such as Chris Hipkins', writes Peter Dunne

Newsroom.co.nz

Tributes pour in for Scottish Parliament rugby player who tragically died during game

Political leaders and Scottish Rugby sent their heartfelt condolences to the family of David Hill, who passed away on Saturday during a clash with Ireland's parliamentary team.

Daily Record

‘Liar’ Bercow banned from having Parliamentary pass after bullying claims upheld

The Independent Expert Panel said it would have recommended the former Commons speaker be expelled from the House if he were still an MP.

The Independent UK

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Parliament faces calls for crackdown on £13m 'back door lobbying' network

Committee chair Chris Bryant called for Parliamentary authorities to have the power to shut down All-Party Parliamentary Groups if there are conflicts of interest.

Newsroom.co.nz

Yesterdaze: More grass than class

Yesterdaze column: James Elliott watches in horror as a treasured NZ institution is trampled, disrespected and misappropriated

The Times of India

Budget 2022: Finance ministry asks departments to limit spends within new targets

NEW DELHI: The finance ministry has asked other government departments at the Centre to contain the spending within the agreed revised estimates for expenditure, for which Parliamentary approval will be sought, while making requests for supplementary demand for grants.

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