Lord Walney made the warning as he backed the Government’s plan to proscribe the protest group Palestine Action.

The Culture Secretary said she was ‘not satisfied with the response’ from the BBC so far.

Armed forces minister Luke Pollard said the amendment ‘will establish genuine protection for people wishing to raise a concern anonymously’.

Dame Priti Patel asked whether ministers ‘are afraid’ of Labour backbenchers, who might ‘force them into another embarrassing U-turn’.

Employment rights minister Justin Madders criticised a ‘piecemeal approach’ to designing the parental leave system over the past 134 years.

Baroness Casey identified ‘many cases of group-based child sexual exploitation’ as having links with taxis.

One free go at a driving test might encourage learners ‘to only go for it when they really thought that they were going to pass it’, MPs heard.

Shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride warned that ‘tax rises are coming’ in this autumn’s budget, opposite Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner.

‘Even noble, experienced, wise judges can get things wrong,’ Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice told the Commons.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has unveiled plans to proscribe Palestine Action after a break-in at RAF Brize Norton.

If MPs back the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill at third reading, it will face further scrutiny in the House of Lords at a later date.

Bars will be allowed to sell alcohol until 1am, if either England or Wales – or both – take part in the Women’s Euros semi-finals or final.

‘I know what it means to think twice how you walk down the street,’ Labour MP Jacob Collier told the Commons.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he would like to take the Government to task over the issue but that he had ‘not got the power’.

‘The law in this area has not kept pace with societal change,’ Labour MP Jen Craft told the Commons.

The former Labour leader and John McDonnell were called for interview after a pro-Palestine protest in London earlier this year.

Conservative shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick recently criticised ‘weird Turkish barber shops’.

Woking MP Will Forster called on the Chancellor to ‘justify’ a ‘lack of investment’ into local government.

The Chancellor said the Treasury had ‘already drawn a line under the Tory mismanagement with tax rises last year’.