Prime Minister's Questions - and more, with Alicia McCarthy.

Susan Hulme reports as MPs urge Ministers to push harder for a ceasefire in the Middle East and Parliament takes the next step towards removing hereditary peers from the Lords.

Alicia McCarthy reports as MPs question the government about the recent controversy surrounding gifts to ministers

Sean Curran reports from Westminster on calls to tackle a lack of trust in politics.

Alicia McCarthy reports on a row about freedom of speech in England's universities.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster where it was the first session of PMQs since MPs returned from the conference recess.

Alicia McCarthy reports as MPs discuss the introduction of VAT on private school fees.

Susan Hulme reports from Westminster as MPs mark the first anniversary of the 7th of October attacks on Israel by Hamas.

Alicia McCarthy reports as peers discuss the dire situation in Sudan.

David Cornock reports as the health secretary unveils a damning report on the NHS. Also, should cycles have number plates? Peers have their say.

Mandy Baker reports from Westminster, where winter fuel payments for pensioners were again at the top of the agenda.

David Cornock reports as the Commons votes to scrap winter fuel payments for some pensioners. The decision prompts cries of 'shame' from the Conservatives.

Mandy Baker reports on a revolution on the buses... and Labour peers warn ministers against cutting winter fuel payments.

Alicia McCarthy reports on a new bill which aims to improve the safety of lithium batteries. And we find out how opposition parties can get their voice heard in parliament.

Sean Curran reports as MPs question the future of the steel industry and there are protests in the Lords over plans to remove hereditary peers.

Sean Curran reports as the prime minister gives a statement to MPs about the Grenfell inquiry.

Sean Curran reports as the Chancellor is challenged over pensioners' winter fuel payments, the Tories question plans for school inspections and new MPs make their maiden speeches.

Parliament returns from the summer break to a string of announcements, including plans to suspend 30 arms export licences to Israel.

Susan Hulme reports as the home secretary makes a statement about the horrific events in Southport.

Sean Curran reports as Chancellor Rachel Reeves reveals her financial plans - and clashes with her predecessor Jeremy Hunt over the state of the economy. Also, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper promises to tackle violence against women and girls - and the Lords debate the horseracing industry.

Susan Hulme reports as a minister promises more help for the families of victims of the infected blood scandal. Also, Westminster's standards watchdog on advice for new MPs as they continue to deliver their maiden speeches: one shares his Gaelic language skills and another name-checks Chas & Dave and Eric Morecambe.

Sean Curran reports as MPs agree to change their code of conduct and tighten the rules on outside work.

Sean Curran reports from Westminster as the government faced its first Commons rebellion over the removal of the two child benefit cap.

Alicia McCarthy reports as Sir Keir Starmer faces MPs' questions about summits. MPs debate the King's Speech - more than a dozen of the new intake make their maiden speeches.

Susan Hulme reports as MPs discuss the Covid inquiry and the controversial issue of planning.