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The PM's words about Chris Pincher are repeated back to him, and he is told they apply to himself.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on matters including the NHS, children in care and impact of Brexit.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on matters including the NHS, children in care and impact of Brexit.
Labour's Angela Rayner and Deputy PM Dominic Raab stand in at PMQs while Boris Johnson attends a Nato summit.
Nicola Sturgeon names 19 October 2023 for a second independence vote and accepts her proposal will face legal scrutiny.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including domestic abuse, refugees, NHS, and the cost of living.
Home Secretary Priti Patel says the government "remains committed" to the policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on matters including the NHS, children in care and impact of Brexit.
Labour's Angela Rayner and Deputy PM Dominic Raab stand in at PMQs while Boris Johnson attends a Nato summit.
Nicola Sturgeon names 19 October 2023 for a second independence vote and accepts her proposal will face legal scrutiny.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including domestic abuse, refugees, NHS, and the cost of living.
Home Secretary Priti Patel says the government "remains committed" to the policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Labour's Angela Rayner and Deputy PM Dominic Raab stand in at PMQs while Boris Johnson attends a Nato summit.
Nicola Sturgeon names 19 October 2023 for a second independence vote and accepts her proposal will face legal scrutiny.
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including domestic abuse, refugees, NHS, and the cost of living.
The PM's words about Chris Pincher are repeated back to him, and he is told they apply to himself.
The prime minister says the week is going "like many others" after a series of government resignations.
SNP MP Angus MacNeil questions the prime minister on how long he will be in office.
By John Campbell
BBC News NI Economics & Business Editor
The Bromsgrove MP resigned as health secretary, citing a lack of confidence the PM's leadership.
Former health secretary Sajid Javid says the government's problems and scandals "start at the top".
The Speaker tells MPs off for clapping as Gary Sambrook criticises the prime minister.
The SNP Westminster leader asks how many more ministers will quit before the prime minister resigns.
Sir Keir Starmer asks Boris Johnson why he promoted Chris Pincher despite previous sexual allegations.
The Labour leader says the Conservative party is 'corrupted' and calls for a change of government.
Boris Johnson arrives back at Downing Street after losing two members of his top team, Rishi Sunak and Sajid Javid.
There is laughter in the Lords as a Commons statement about standards in public life is repeated.
Opposition MPs heckle and laugh as the paymaster general explains Boris Johnson's handling of Chris Pincher claims.
Boris Johnson says Putin would find "new targets" if Russia is not stopped in its war against Ukraine.
By James Williams
BBC Politics Wales
By Cemlyn Davies
BBC Wales political reporter