Westminster Labour Councillors will be submitting evidence to a House of Commons Inquiry into local authority investments in the wake of Westminster City Council’s £17 million loss in the Icelandic banking crash. The House of Commons Communities and Local Government Select Committee will examine: * The present arrangements for local authorities' treasury management – and in ...

PM admits claims he made in the House of Commons and in evidence to Sir John Chilcot's Iraq Inquiry, had been incorrect.

Gordon Brown will give a statement to the Commons later today on his plans for British forces still serving in Iraq.

On Monday, Labour MP Nic Dakin said in the House of Commons: "To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions what evidence he used to determine that planned changes to housing benefit for those out of work for over 12 months will increase employment levels." Guess what he got in response...

I am left wondering if someone is farting too much having read this written question,Mr. Burstow: To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission what the House of Commons Commission's most recent assessment is of the efficiency of the ventilation systems in each building in the House of Commons part of the parliamentary estate.Too many subsidised baked beans?

Here's a thought, all ideas for improvement welcome: An Act to Confirm the Honesty of the Members of the House of Commons Section 1: (1) All property real and personal paid for by the Second Homes Allowance is and always has been owned by the Crown save to the extent, if any, to which any Member of the House of Commons has contributed to the purchase price. (2) Any payment of interest on any ...

David Cameron has ruled out a new Commons vote on plans to increase British taxpayers' financial exposure to struggling European nations.

Paul Moore the former head of Group Regulatory Risk at HBOS submitted evidence to the House of Commons Treasury Committee's hearing into the banking crisis. Here is his statement in full:

PM admits claims he made in the House of Commons and in evidence to Sir John Chilcot's Iraq Inquiry, had been incorrect.

MPs' failure to provide evidence to support claims leads to the ordering of a full audit of House of Commons allowances.