no comment "Pinocchio" PM should pack his bags and go according to Scottish MP Scottish MP Richard Thomson called UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson 'Pinocchio' in the House of Commons during weekly Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs). 20/04/2022
Ukraine 'We'll go on to the end': Zelenskyy echoes Churchill in speech to MPs Zelenskyy repeated his demands for a no-fly zone above Ukraine -- a proposition rejected by Western leaders due to fears it might provoke a world war. 08/03/2022
United Kingdom UK MP Stella Creasy ‘baffled’ by rule banning her baby from Parliament A number of British politicians have demanded changes to parliamentary rules after Labour MP Stella Creasy was told she couldn’t bring her baby into Parliament. 24/11/2021
United Kingdom 'Coward!': Johnson absent as UK MPs debate corruption after MP scandal Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the British PM of 'running scared' following last week's failed attempt by the government to overhaul the policing system for parliamentary ethics. 08/11/2021
United Kingdom UK Conservative MP faces suspension for breaching lobbying rules Britain’s parliamentary standards watchdog said that the Tory MP Owen Paterson should be suspended from the House of Commons. 26/10/2021
United Kingdom Spotlight on politicians' safety after fatal stabbing of British MP Amess was stabbed at a constituent meeting known as a surgery in Leigh-on-Sea on Friday and died at the scene. In 2016, MP Jo Cox was shot and stabbed while on her way to a surgery. 17/10/2021
Good Morning Europe Ascension Island reception centre for UK asylum seekers proposed New ‘nationality and borders bill’ would allow for migrants arriving in UK without permission to be sent off to island in the middle of Atlantic ocean. But critics say new legislation could see thousands of refugees with valid reasons turned away from Britain. 06/07/2021
United Kingdom Johnson suffers large Tory revolt over new COVID-19 restrictions Alarmed at the impact on an already severely weakened economy, dozens of Tory MPs voted against the new tiered system which was nonetheless passed in parliament. 01/12/2020
United Kingdom Controversial Brexit bill passes latest stage in UK parliament The EU threatened legal action if parts of the contentious bill, which a UK government minister admitted broke international law, were not removed. 23/09/2020
United Kingdom UK doing more COVID-19 tests than any other European country, says PM As he faced a grilling from British lawmakers at PMQs, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the UK was carrying out more COVID-19 tests than any other European country per 1,000 of the population. 16/09/2020
United Kingdom Brexit bill to override EU divorce deal passes first parliament hurdle MPs backed Boris Johnson's controversial Internal Market Bill which breaches international law by a majority of 77 but a potential rebellion looms. 14/09/2020
United Kingdom UK's new Brexit bill is 'legal safety net', PM Johnson says UK prime minister says he will press ahead with proposed law that a minister admitted breaks international law 09/09/2020
United Kingdom End to EU free movement in UK closer after MPs pass immigration bill The legislation brings to an end rules which have helped millions of EU citizens live and work in the UK, and will instead give equal rights to people from outside the bloc. 01/07/2020
United Kingdom Hong Kong: UK offers 'new route' to citizenship for British nationals The UK Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab made statements on Hong Kong in parliament on Wednesday. 01/07/2020
United Kingdom A mostly virtual Westminster reopens amidst PPE shortage debacle MPs return to work but most are attending the Commons' sessions remotely. The speaker assures those not in the Chamber won't be at a disadvantage as debates will centre on the shortage of personal protective equipment for healthcare workers. 21/04/2020
Good Morning Europe Project shows how EU Citizens in UK still fear discrimination ‘In Limbo' is a project that collates the experiences of foreign citizens in both the United Kingdom and in the European Union. The project has resulted in the publication of two books: In Limbo: Brexit Testimonies from EU citizens in the UK and In Limbo Too: Brexit Testimonies from UK citizens. 31/01/2020
United Kingdom UK parliament passes Brexit bill after years of deadlock Britain's House of Commons has voted 330-231 to pass the Brexit bill — finally paving way for the UK's January 31 departure from the European Union after years of political deadlock. 09/01/2020
United Kingdom Sir Lindsay Hoyle elected to replace John Bercow as UK Commons Speaker Becoming Speaker was traditionally viewed as a reward for long service, but now involves refereeing the the country's protracted struggle over Brexit. 04/11/2019
United Kingdom Johnson and Corbyn trade barbs after MPs vote for December 12 election Johnson and Corbyn trade barbs after MPs vote for December 12 election 30/10/2019
United Kingdom Why the Brexit delay and a UK election? | Euronews answers A quick guide to the new Brexit extension and a UK general election in December. 28/10/2019
United Kingdom Johnson 'awaits EU move' on Brexit delay after parliament defeat The UK PM told parliament he still wants Brexit to happen on October 31 after MPs dealt a major blow to his plan. 23/10/2019
United Kingdom What derailed Boris Johnson’s Brexit bill – and is it dead? The UK bill to implement the Brexit deal is on hold after lawmakers in parliament rejected the government's planned timetable. 22/10/2019
United Kingdom British MPs deal blow to October 31 Brexit deadline Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces two pivotal Brexit votes in the British parliament on Tuesday. Join us for live coverage. 22/10/2019
no comment Pro-EU protesters shout at British ministers leaving parliament The ministers were leaving after an extraordinary sitting of parliament in which lawmakers were supposed to frame the approval of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's EU divorce deal. But lawmakers passed an amendment that removes any chance of a no-deal Brexit by deferring a decision on the agreement. 19/10/2019
United Kingdom How did Europe react to the vote that could delay Brexit? The European Commission (EC) said on Saturday that it "takes note" of the amendment approved in the British Parliament that calls on the government of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to request an extension to leave the European Union (EU) and added that it is up to London to report on the next steps. 19/10/2019
United Kingdom Boris Johnson in race to get MPs’ support for new Brexit deal After its approval by EU leaders, the new Brexit deal faces a formidable hurdle at Westminster in a crucial vote on Saturday. 18/10/2019
