The taxpayer-funded project means the first mobile has entered the Parliamentary Art Collection.

Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch said she did not recognise Labour’s figures.

Former minister Robert Halfon said parents will soon no longer be able to afford to take their children to school.

An MP has criticised what he called ‘gross discrimination’ in the service the DVLA is providing to people who declare a medical condition.

Peter Grant said he knew of cases where drivers with medical conditions had to wait more than six months to get their licence.

The apology will be given by five Stormont ministers on behalf of the powersharing Executive on March 11.

The Government said there was no cost to the taxpayer for food and alcohol at gatherings in Downing Street under investigation.

Labour’s shadow transport secretary Louise Haigh warned of a ‘looming bus crisis’.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy had called for the West to move away from an “appeasement policy” in its approach to Russian aggression.

The Prime Minister said there was ‘not a jot’ he could say about partygate while investigations continue.

The Resolution Foundation argued economic strategy and not immigration changes are needed to produce substantial and long-term economic change.

The two leaders agreed that western allies should stay ‘united in the face of Russian threats’.

New laws could see developers and manufacturers effectively blocked from the housing market if they do not help fix cladding safety issues.

The Government said it is working with the international community to help relocate people.

SNP’s Westminster human rights spokesman Brendan O’Hara criticised the UK Government’s approach.

Ms Truss, who was then international trade secretary, is said to have overruled officials over a £3,000 lunch for a US trade representative.

At least 118,000 people with disabilities and health problems had their payments wrongly cut when they were moved on to ESA from other benefits.

DUP MP Jim Shannon said his his mother-in-law had ‘died alone’ during the pandemic.

The Government said Covid-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women and have no impact on fertility.

Labour’s shadow health secretary said the incident ‘should be taken seriously’ by the police.