Andrew Boff has his pass removed after objecting to the home secretary's comments on gender.

This page links to summaries and voting records for each parliamentary session since 2005–06.

The past four months have seen nationally important by-elections, local elections in England, national elections in Scotland and Wales, and Keir Starmer's resignation. In this post, which replicates the lead article of the latest issue of Monitor, Alan Renwick and Tom Fleming reflect on the constitutional successes and failures of the Starmer government, and look ahead to what a Burnham government might bring for the constitution.

This page links to summaries and voting records for each parliamentary session since 2005–06.

This page links to summaries and voting records for each parliamentary session since 2005–06.

This week we reflect on the career and ideas of Professor Meg Russell, one of the UK's leading experts on parliament and constitutional change.

Learn more about the proposals for Cycle Movement Strategy: Abingdon Street

This week we ask how the tradition of parading in Northern Ireland affects relations between its historically divided communities.

This week we ask how we can teach future policy-makers to use evidence well.

This week we ask how social media platforms should handle harmful content on their sites — and what human rights law can tell us about when to remove it and when to simply reduce its visibility.

This week we ask whether judges' personal preferences affect how cases are decided — and what that means for how courts should be structured.