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TikTok to be blocked from ‘all parliamentary devices’ Daniel Mcneil

Bag used by House of Commons Speaker Betty Boothroyd to go on auction Daniel Mcneil

Smoking is now at least 15% more expensive following Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2023 - Credit: Adobe

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Martin Lewis reacts to Jeremy Hunt’s budget after Chancellor name checks him and ‘calls speaker old’

Budget 2023: Martin Lewis gives his verdict Will Millar

Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt poses with the red Budget Box as he leaves 11 Downing Street in central London on March 15, 2023, to present the government’s annual budget to Parliament. (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS / AFP) (Photo by JUSTIN TALLIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Budget 2023: Living standards to fall by 6% - OBR Andrew Quinn

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt addressed the House of Commons with his Spring Budget 2023 on Wednesday - Credit: Getty Images

Key announcements from Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget 2023 Ethan Evans

<p>The Energy Price Guarantee (EPG) will remain at £2,500 for an additional three months.</p>

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'The new deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, Lee Anderson is wrong to believe that charities supporting asylum seekers in Calais are involved in a multimillion-pound industry'. PIC: UK Parliament/PA Wire

Lee Anderson: ‘myth’ those on Universal credit are in poverty Patrick Hollis

Former Speaker of the House, Betty Boothroyd.  (Photo by Scott Barbour/Getty Images)

Iconic former speaker of House of Commons Betty Boothroyd dies aged 93 Sam Johnson

Therese Coffey says ‘cherish turnips’ amid UK tomato and veg shortage Daniel Mcneil

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PCS union announce 100,000 members will strike on Budget Day Patrick Hollis

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak speaks during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, London.

PMQs: How to watch Rishi Sunak face-off against Keir Starmer Patrick Hollis

Ex-Tory MP Neil Parish resigned after being caught watching pornography in the House of Commons twice.

Disgraced porn-watching ex-MP may stand again at next general election Sophie Wills

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has urged health leaders at an emergency meeting to take "bold and radical" action to alleviate the winter crisis in the NHS. Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

How to watch Prime Minister’s Questions live Patrick Hollis

Handout photo taken with permission from the twitter feed of Extinction Rebellion of protesters who have superglued themselves around the Speaker's chair in the House of Commons chamber, as they call for a Citizen's Assembly. Picture date: Friday September 2, 2022.

Westminster reports reveal deliberate damage inside Commons Benjamin Jackson

<p>Number 10 refused to speculate on future migration policy. Credit: Getty Images</p>

Read This What time is PMQs on today? Patrick Hollis

Rishi Sunak is facing MPs on his fourth PMQs on Wednesday.

How to watch this week’s Prime Minister’s Questions live Dennis Morton

Rishi Sunak will face PMQs once again on Wednesday. Credit: Getty Images

PMQs: How to watch Rishi Sunak face-off against Keir Starmer Patrick Hollis

Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt.  (Photo credit should read TOLGA AKMEN/AFP via Getty Images)

Autumn Statement 2022: What Jeremy Hunt’s budget means for your pocket Will Millar

Autumn Statement 2022: What time is Jeremy Hunt’s budget and how to watch it live online and TV

How to watch Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement Will Millar

Rishi Sunak pictured delivering a speech at the COP26 UN Climate Summit in Glasgow last year. PIC: DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images

PMQs: How to watch Rishi Sunak face-off against Keir Starmer Patrick Hollis

Theresa Villiers MP and UFU president David Brown.

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MP Carla Lockhart.

Response to Avian Flu threat must be adequately resourced – Lockhart Joanne Knox

A sheep makes a run for the road after its escape from the arena at the Cairncastle Sheepdog Trials near Larne in September 1982. Picture: Farming Life/News Letter archives

Bygone Days: Farm minister replies to criticism nationalist of Ulster creameries... By The Newsroom

Britain’s Home Secretary Suella Braverman addresses delegates on the third day of the annual Conservative Party Conference. Credit: Getty Images

Home Secretary plans to crack down on protests with new bill Patrick Hollis

The Chancellor today unveiled his mini-budget to the House of Commons. Credit: PA

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s stamp duty cut: What does it mean? Patrick Hollis

Prime Minister Liz Truss speaks at her first Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons, London. Photo credit UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor /PA Wire

Energy Bill Plan: what help was announced by Prime Minister Liz Truss Patrick Hollis

General Franco at Burgos Cathedral after attending the Requiem for the late Primo de Rivera, founder of the Nationalist Movement in Spain

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: General Franco asked for prompt explanation after British ... Darryl Armitage

The statue to Colonel Edward Saunderson outside St Mark's Church in Portadown. Picture: Google

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Statement highlights the plight of Lurgan handloom weavers Darryl Armitage

<p>Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (centre) during Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons this week. Columnist Susan Morrison is not getting too attached to the UK's new leader - for now, at least. PIC: UK Parliament/Jessica Taylor/PA Wire</p>

Read This How to watch Prime Minister’s Questions live Patrick Hollis

Westminster Bridge pictured here in 1928, it extends from the Houses of Parliament on the North side of the River to St. Thomas's Hospital on the Surrey side, and was built in 1869 at an approximate cost of £1,000,000. Picture: Wikimedia Commons

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Select committee hears witness evidence concerning Sunday ... Darryl Armitage

Westminster Bridge pictured here in 1928, it extends from the Houses of Parliament on the North side of the River to St. Thomas's Hospital on the Surrey side, and was built in 1869 at an approximate cost of £1,000,000. Picture: Wikimedia Commons

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Chief Secretary forced to defend cabinet’s Irish policy Darryl Armitage

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown plan for England (Photo: Leon Neal/Getty Images)

Boris Johnson announces roadmap out of lockdown for England- what the PM said Helen Johnson

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce his roadmap out of lockdown plans to MPs in the House of Commons today (Photo by Stefan Rousseau - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Watch Boris Johnson reveal his plan to exit lockdown live from Westminster Helen Johnson

What we know so far about the upcoming announcement about the route out of England's lockdown (Photo: STEFAN ROUSSEAU/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

Read This Boris Johnson to unveil ‘cautious’ roadmap towards lifting England’s lockdown - ... Rhona Shennan

The dispersal of one of Northern Ireland’s leading suckler herds – the breeding herd of Dicksons Farm Ltd, Downpatrick – attracted buyers from all over the province to the sale at Castle Ward in February 1982, reported Farming Life. The 175 cows and heifers, mainly Aberdeen Angus-Simmental crosses, sold to up to £590 for the early calvers. The Simmental stock sires sold to up to £930. The auctioneer for the sale was Mr Sydney Mawhinney of Lisburn and Saintfield Livestock Mart. Looking over the stock at Castle Ward, Co Down, in February 1982 are Milo Piekaar, Killinchy, Ken Gracey, Tandragee, and Ivan McCammond, Templepatrick. Picture: Trevor Dickson/Farming Life archives

BYGONE DAYS: ‘Throw your weight into battle for food,’ urges GB minister Darryl Armitage

Matt Hancock will review England's tier levels today - what he might say Finlay Greig

A new variant of Covid-19 has been identified - here’s what it means Claire Schofield

Concerns over animal movements By The Newsroom

In the House of Commons Mr Hogge asked Mr Bonar Law whether it was the intention of the Government before the introduction of the Home Rule Bill to release Irish political prisoners and to withdraw the proclamations under the Crimes Act. Mr Law replied: “The answer to both parts of that question is in the negative.”

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Bonar Law quizzed in house of commons over release of poli... Darryl Armitage

The matter of whether or not an atomic power station should be built in Northern Ireland was the focus of an interesting leader piece published in the News Letter on this day in 1958 which had been discussed in the Northern Ireland Commons at Stormont

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Doubts raised over atomic station for Ulster Darryl Armitage

Boris Johnson announces new three-tier lockdown system for England - all the cha... Claire Schofield

Westminster Bridge pictured here in 1928, it extends from the Houses of Parliament on the North side of the River to St. Thomas's Hospital on the Surrey side, and was built in 1869 at an approximate cost of £1,000,000. Picture: Wikimedia Commons

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Wild scenes in Parliament and shouts of ‘kill him, kill hi... Darryl Armitage

The UK will invest an extra £16.5bn in military defence spending - here's why Helen Johnson

Dublin Castle: Picture: Wikimedia Commons

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Sinn Fein ‘typhoid’ plot to murder soldiers Darryl Armitage

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Empey welcomes u-turn on food product imports By The Newsroom

Westminster Bridge pictured here in 1928, it extends from the Houses of Parliament on the North side of the River to St. Thomas's Hospital on the Surrey side, and was built in 1869 at an approximate cost of £1,000,000. Picture: Wikimedia Commons

THROUGH THE ARCHIVES: Labour Party ‘care less for the Empire than they do for Bo... Darryl Armitage

Boris Johnson has promised new restrictions will end on 2 December 'whatever hap... Claire Schofield

This is when Boris Johnson will reveal more information about national lockdown Finlay Greig

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Rectify serious error in Agriculture Bill – Empey Community Reporter

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