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As the longest Parliamentary session since the Civil War finally ends for prorogation, The House wants to test your knowledge on the last 341 days of activity in the Commons.
Boris Johnson has said that leaving the European Union without a deal would be a "failure of statecraft" for which he would share the blame, ahead of crunch talks with Leo Varadkar.
Labour MP John Mann has blasted Jeremy Corbyn as he revealed he will quit at the election in order to focus on his role as the Government’s anti-semitism tsar.
The Government has not only failed to tackle the underlying causes of homelessness but have also reduced the support which is available to homeless people, writes Hugh Gaffney
Boris Johnson will pledge Scottish farmers an extra £50m over the next two years as part of a bid to ensure “fair” funding for the industry across the UK.
The characterisation of northern working class towns as intolerant could only have been dreamt up by someone who has never been to one. The politics of division has been rejected here over and over again – as Boris Johnson will find out, writes Labour MP Lisa Nandy
In the Highlands and Islands EU structural funds have been vital. As we get closer to a potential cliff-edge Brexit, the lack of details to allow communities to plan for the future is nothing short of alarming, writes Drew Hendry
A Sikh Labour MP was applauded in the Commons after he demanded that Boris Johnson apologise for controversial comments he made about the appearance of Muslim women.
Boris Johnson’s comments about the burqa led to a “significant spike” in Islamophobic incidents, according to an anti-racism organisation.
Ministers have been urged to tackle the “scandal” of falling happiness among children by making schools measure pupils’ well-being every year.
Donald Tusk has been urged by senior Northern Ireland politicians to continue "defending" the backstop in the face of Boris Johnson’s latest calls for it to be scrapped.
Ministers have been urged to act after a new report found more than one in ten children in England now live in overcrowded conditions.
Jeremy Corbyn has announced a "radical" plan to rejuvenate flagging high streets by seizing empty shops.
The Bar Council repond to new crime statistics.
Health ministers have drawn up plans to airlift emergency medicines into Britain in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Almost 50,000 children are now in the care of councils whose services are either “inadequate” or “requiring improvement”. It’s hard not to conclude that we’re not really trying hard enough for looked-after children, writes Social Market Foundation Director James Kirkup
Labour’s split on a second Scottish independence referendum has deepened after the party's deputy leader Tom Watson spoke out against it.
The UK Government’s regressive two-child limit is no longer simply a pernicious policy, it is a failed one, says Alison Thewliss MP.
John McDonnell has sparked a furious backlash from Labour colleagues after he again insisted the party would not block a second independence referendum.
Ministers have promised to scrap "unfair" pension rules brought in by George Osborne amid warnings they are penalising NHS staff for taking on extra work.
Nicola Sturgeon has hinted she could join forces with Jeremy Corbyn in a "progressive alliance" after a snap election.
Conservative Peer Baroness Stroud writes that Boris Johnson knows the political establishment must to act to restore unity and fairness in the UK.
Carers are being "bullied" into paying back benefit overpayments despite some being a result of Government errors, MPs have claimed.
Boris Johnson has been branded the DUP’s “gopher” by Sinn Fein as the party warned that a no-deal Brexit could lead to a border poll in Northern Ireland
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