Protesters who climb on any of 25 specified war memorials face up to three months in prison and fines, according to Government plans.

Conservative MP Sir Julian Lewis suggested mandatory bells for cyclists ‘so they could at least warn pedestrians of their approach’.

The Unauthorised Entry to Football Matches Bill moved closer to becoming law on Friday.

An MP’s proposed Bill would instruct UK chief medical officers to publish advice for parents on the use of smartphones and social media by children.

MPs have called on the Government to ‘deal with’ the businesses and organisations foreign individuals can use to donate to UK political parties.

Industry minister Sarah Jones pledged a ‘well-managed, orderly and prosperous transition’ away from oil and gas.

Shadow Commons leader Jesse Norman accused Cabinet minister Lucy Powell of ‘evasions’ at the despatch box.

The Environment Agency has launched an investigation after thousands of litres of oil spilled into a river, water minister Emma Hardy said

Ian Murray described the SNP leader John Swinney as ‘not credible’ in the House of Commons.

Alistair Strathern described ‘a new homes stealth tax’ affecting some new-build estates.

Labour MP Graham Stringer asked: ‘Can the Treasury minister provide coaches to send Treasury officials round the English regions?’

Wine drinking is ‘all about taste, not about whether it is stronger and someone can get more drunk’, an MP has said.

The Deputy Prime Minister was being pressed by Conservative shadow housing secretary Kevin Hollinrake.

‘We should be celebrating our regional saints and our national saints with vigour and enthusiasm,’ Liz Saville Roberts said.

John Glen called for a Commons debate about valproate and pelvic mesh, telling MPs that ‘we must move on this matter’.

Liberal Democrat culture spokesman Max Wilkinson urged Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy not to ‘go breaking my heart’ over the issue.

Sarah Coombes urged MPs to back potential new £1,000 fines and six-point penalties.

Foreign Office minister Anneliese Dodds vowed to work with Caribbean governments on ‘the most pressuring challenges of today and the future’.

MPs have been debating a petition calling for a minimum age on social media.

Lisa Nandy said targeted support for the arts and culture sector will help create jobs and achieve economic ‘growth’ throughout the country.