It comes after Parliament’s rules watchdog recommended the unreported evidence be handed to the inquiry.

Asylum minister Alex Norris said the two sites in Inverness and East Sussex are an ‘important part’ of driving down hotel use.

Labour Party chairwoman Anna Turley said the Government has ‘full confidence’ in the Cabinet Secretary.

The House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill is set to remove the right of bloodline peers to sit and vote in the upper chamber.

The Sentencing Bill will include an ‘earned progression scheme’, which allows prisoners who demonstrate good behaviour to be freed earlier.

Peers supported by 200 votes to 194, majority six, a Conservative amendment to the Public Authorities (Fraud, Error and Recovery) Bill.

The Bill will give patients a greater say over their case and treatment, and reform the use of detention and compulsory treatment.

The former PM said that modern slavery is ‘the greatest human rights issue of our time’.

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said that the days of mass, low-skill migration have to end.

Shadow energy secretary Claire Coutinho claimed these two policies will save the average family £165 a year.

Shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly said the Conservatives will ‘get a grip’ on building in London.

Bond chief executive Romilly Greenhill said she is ‘deeply concerned’ to hear the Conservatives plan to further cut aid.

The shadow foreign secretary told Conservative Party members on Sunday evening that Labour has lost ‘any moral purpose’.

Rachel Reeves is reported to have joked that the Government had a vendetta against peer Lady Mone during a fringe event at Labour’s party conference.

Conservative peer Alok Sharma urged his party not to ‘squander’ its legacy of climate progress.

Shadow energy secretary Claire Coutinho described Baroness Michelle Mone’s actions as ‘disgraceful’.

More In Common polling showed net support for the scheme had dropped from plus 35% in June to minus 14% over the weekend.

The Foreign Influence Registration Scheme requires anyone carrying out ‘political influence activities’ on a foreign power’s behalf to register.

Margaret Aspinall, who lost her son James in the disaster, has been a key campaigner for what is now the Public Office (Accountability) Bill.