SNP: £20m spent on Commons since 2014 referendum
The SNP has disclosed that over £20 million has been spent on House of Commons refurbishments since the 2014 Scottish independence referendum. Discover the full story and the political fallout.
Category : Search result: House of Commons security breach
Man boards BA flight without passport or ticket at Heathrow
A man tailgated through Heathrow security and boarded a BA flight to Oslo without documents, causing a three-hour delay and raising major security questions. Read the full investigation.
Starmer's Christmas cracker joke targets Reform at PMQs
Keir Starmer surprised MPs with a rare joke at Prime Minister's Questions, advising Reform to report 'mysterious men from the east' to police. The gag drew laughter but left Nigel Farage stony-faced.
Keir Starmer faces MPs in marathon liaison committee session
Prime Minister Keir Starmer endured a lengthy questioning by senior MPs on the liaison committee, navigating topics from leaks to Lords reform while committing to no new policy. Read the full analysis.
MPs probe leak of 19,000 Afghans' personal data
MPs are investigating the government's handling of a catastrophic data leak that exposed nearly 19,000 Afghans seeking UK refuge. Read the full investigation into this security failure.
OpenAI confirms ChatGPT user data exposed in breach
OpenAI reveals ChatGPT user data compromised in third-party security breach. Names, emails, and location data exposed. No chat content or passwords affected. Stay informed about your data security.
Budget Leak Chaos: Inside Rachel Reeves' Response
Exclusive look at the chaotic Budget leak that rocked Westminster. Discover how Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a calm, controlled speech despite the drama. Read the full story.
Deputy Speaker Condemns Government Over Budget Leaks
Deputy Speaker Nusrat Ghani condemns the government for 'unprecedented' OBR Budget leaks, demanding announcements be made to Parliament first. Read the full story.
BBC Crisis: MPs Probe Bias Claims After Leadership Exodus
MPs grill BBC on liberal bias claims following shock resignations of Director General Tim Davie and news chief Deborah Turness. What's next for the broadcaster?
Farage skips Commons debate for luxury lunch and gun shops
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage missed a key immigration debate in Parliament, opting instead for a two-hour lunch at a Michelin guide restaurant and visits to exclusive gun shops in London.
UK has no defence plan for military attack, MPs warn
A bombshell report reveals the UK lacks a strategy to defend itself from military assault. MPs demand a 'national conversation' on security. Read the urgent findings.
AT&T Data Breach: Claim $7,500 by Dec 18
AT&T customers affected by two major data breaches can claim up to $7,500. The deadline for filing has been extended to 18 December 2025. Act now to secure your compensation.
Mahmood defends asylum plan, reveals racist abuse
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood defended her asylum system overhaul, citing personal racist abuse. The reforms aim to simplify deportations of foreign criminals and small boat migrants.
Men arrested for sex noises phone in Commons
Two men arrested after a mobile phone was hidden in the House of Commons to disrupt PMQs with explicit noises. Read the full story on the security breach.
Two arrested over sex noise prank in House of Commons
Police arrest two men after mobile phone planted to disrupt PMQs with sex noises. Security heightened in Parliament following major breach during staff strikes.
MoD Afghan Data Cover-Up Exposed in Damning Report
Parliament's public accounts committee reveals MoD's catastrophic data breaches endangered Afghan allies while officials attempted secret cover-up. Demanding accountability now.
MPs blast 'bonkers' gender-neutral gingerbread labels
Tory MPs erupt over 'gingerbread person' sold in Commons, calling it 'woke nonsense'. Read the full story on the latest Westminster culture war clash.
Air Force One Lockdown After Security Breach at Joint Base
President Biden's official aircraft was secured following an alarming perimeter breach by an unauthorised vehicle, triggering immediate emergency protocols at the Maryland military base.
Foreign hackers breach US Congress budget office
The Congressional Budget Office confirms sophisticated cyberattack by foreign actors, raising alarms about government data security and potential intelligence gathering operations.
Starmer and Lammy outline justice reform in Commons clash
Keir Starmer and David Lammy outline radical justice reforms in heated parliamentary exchange, targeting prison overcrowding and court delays.
Lammy's Fiery Attack on Government Foreign Policy
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy launched a blistering attack on the Conservative government's foreign policy record, accusing them of damaging Britain's global standing during heated House of Commons exchanges.
Lammy: Police 'manhandled' Labour MP in Commons voting row
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy erupts in House of Commons debate, accusing government of 'disgraceful' conduct after police prevent Labour MP from entering chamber during key legislation vote.
Lammy's fiery speech slams Algerian deportation plan
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy delivers impassioned protest in Parliament over Home Office plans to deport an Algerian man despite severe health risks, accusing the government of dangerous negligence.
Lammy's white poppy breaks Commons protocol during tribute
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy sparks controversy by wearing white poppy in Commons chamber, breaking parliamentary convention during emotional Remembrance tribute.
David Lammy's poppy blunder during Remembrance tribute
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy delivers emotional Remembrance Day tribute in Parliament while facing criticism for forgetting to wear his poppy halfway through the solemn ceremony.
Jess Phillips Reveals Shocking Child Poverty in Commons
Labour MP Jess Phillips delivers powerful testimony about childhood deprivation in Britain, challenging the government's record on poverty during debate on Dame Louise Casey's landmark report.
Protesters breach Parliament security, MPs locked down
Dramatic scenes unfolded in Westminster as pro-Palestinian demonstrators breached security, forcing MPs into lockdown and sparking major safety concerns about politician protection.
Russian spy arrested at Munich Airport in NATO breach
German authorities have detained a suspected Russian spy working at Munich Airport with access to highly sensitive NATO security information, sparking urgent investigations across Europe.
Commons Speaker Faces Prosecution Over China Spying Case
House of Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle confronts legal action over his handling of a case involving three men charged with spying for China, raising serious questions about parliamentary security and foreign interference.
Labour MP accuses government of betraying British workers
Shadow Minister delivers blistering critique of Conservative employment policies, claiming UK workers are being 'sold down the river' while government prioritises corporate interests over British jobs.
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