Boris Johnson's convincing majority put an end to the parliamentary drama, but can he "Get Brexit Done" by the end of the year? Laura Hutchinson explores the possibilities ahead 

As the new Speaker took charge of PMQs for the first time, MPs were controlled with a look, or occasionally a wag of the finger, but none of the theatrics of his predecessor, writes Patrick Kidd 

The Green MP talks to Georgina Bailey about her push for Parliament to be a beacon of sustainability 

Labour is struggling for attention. To cut through, we need a leader who will tackle our weaknesses and rebuild our appeal, writes Gareth Thomas MP

Not everyone got caught up in the narrative that followed the 2017 general election. Bridget Phillipson raised concerns that her party were not learning the right lessons. With Labour suffering its worst election result in decades, the backbench MP warns the same mistakes cannot be repeated. She talks to Sebastian Whale

Electing a new Speaker, a Queen’s Speech, backing Brexit and finding her feet around the Palace of Westminster, Theo Clarke has had a whirlwind start to her parliamentary career

We cannot rehash the past, the next Labour leader needs a brand-new outlook, writes Louise Haigh MP

This week MPs will elect three Deputy Speakers, including a new Chair of Ways & Means. Peter Bone sets out his stall

This week MPs will elect three Deputy Speakers, including a new Chair of Ways & Means. Dame Eleanor Laing sets out her stall

It has been an honour to be a servant of the Commons for over the last three decades – I now offer my service as Deputy Speaker, writes Sir David Amess MP

MPs who value Parliamentary sovereignty, and who understand the need for democratic accountability for post-Brexit trade deals, should support Caroline Lucas’s amendment, writes David Lawrence

Mother of the House, Harriet Harman, has been an MP for 37 years. She shares her advice for the newest faces in the Commons