Politics

Total fraud and error across the schemes delivered was an estimated £4.5 billion, of which the department expects to recoup just £1.1 billion.

The home secretary simply shook her head after deputy speaker Eleanor Laing gave her the opportunity to correct the record.

"I think people would struggle to find a single thing that is better after 13 years of Conservative rule", Marina Purkiss said.

Had he caught the 8.04am train from London St Pancras, he would have arrived at the coastal town at 9.12am.

Jamie Driscoll has threatened legal action while Unite, the party’s biggest union donor, has also warned of “serious consequences”

"Not wanting to change the voting system comes across as illogical if you are serious about making other reforms."

Former health secretary Matt Hancock should apologise to MPs and the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards for the breach.

“What Nigel wants to do … is to blame someone else, so it’s mysterious forces, a fifth or sixth estate", the former speaker said.

The public’s top priority was easing the cost of living, followed by ensuring people can get NHS treatment more quickly.