Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said that if he were in government, he would be ‘making sure’ Alaa Abd El-Fattah was deported.

Jane Notley said her employer thought of her as a ‘financial hazard’ after a serious injured in the line of duty left her unable to do the job again.

Stephen Flynn criticised the Government’s decision not to step in, as the Fife Ethylene Plant winds down.

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper told the Commons that ‘stability in the West Bank is essential to any sustainable peace’ in the Middle East.

Peers began their line-by-line scrutiny of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill on Friday.

Several MPs urged the Government to consider widening the role of an independent person, whose job will be to keep ministers’ new powers in check.

Exchequer Secretary Dan Tomlinson said the Government made ‘the right decision’ at last year’s budget to end a tax relief for farmers.

Phil Brickell will call for Whitehall clarity over ministers’ efforts to tackle financial secrecy in the British Overseas Territories.

Jeremy Corbyn urged the Home Secretary to make the move in the Commons.

Tory MP Joe Robertson said the Isle of Wight’s 140,400 residents have little say over how Solent ferries are run.

Baroness Liz Lloyd warned there was ‘limited evidence on children’s use of VPNs’.

The UK has called an emergency UN Security Council session on Sudan for later on Thursday.

Sir Mel Stride likened Chancellor Rachel Reeves to Captain Mainwaring from Dad’s Army.

Sir Stephen Timms took a question about the Motability scheme, which personal independence payment claimants can use to lease a new vehicle.

Lord John Mann cited an ‘ingenious’ example from an Oxford United game.

Scottish and Welsh voters have to fill in a paper form if they would like a postal or proxy vote in Scottish Parliament or Senedd elections.

Scotland is set to receive £28 million from the £360 million UK-wide Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund.

The Transport Secretary faced a call for a ‘cast-iron guarantee’ that towns near the airport will get a rail link, if work begins to expand Heathrow.

The Reform UK leader complained he had ‘no right of reply’ at Prime Minister’s Questions.

Nigel Farage, Sir Edward Leigh and Liberal Democrat Europe spokesman Al Pinkerton are among the backers of a referendum for Chagossians.