Commons spends £800,000 on non-disclosure and settlement agreements
The figures have led to calls for NDAs - sometimes known as "gagging clauses" - to be outlawed in cases of harassment or discrimination.
Airline Flybe collapses into administration
The airline blamed coronavirus for a drop in demand, with all flights cancelled grounded with immediate effect.
Italy closes schools and bans fans from sporting matches over Covid-19 fears
Schools will close until March 15 and all sporting events throughout the country must take place behind closed doors until April 3.
Petition launched to get Russia report published as Parliament website re-opens
The cross-party committee sent its report to Johnson for review on October 17 saying it expected to “publish the report imminently", but it has yet to see the light of day.
Greenhouse gas emissions need to be slashed by more than seven per cent a year for next decade to avoid “climate disaster”
The figure is four times more than original predictions and is due to governments failing to address the urgency of the crisis, according to international experts.
Coronavirus UK March 4 – all you need to know about health emergency
There are now 85 cases in the UK.
Keir Starmer’s donor list makes a mockery of ‘dark money’ allegations
#DarkMoneyStarmer has been trending on Twitter, but the latest donor list seems to put pay to the allegations.
Coronavirus: UK cases jump to 85 as fears of an epidemic grow
It comes as Prime Minister Boris Johnson said anyone told to stay at home would receive sick pay from day one.
New Brexit bank holiday moves closer as Commons hurdle cleared
The proposed day off would fall close to June 23.