Paul Flynn MP condemned the "incestuous relationship between MPs and business" as he led a lively Westminster Hall debate on parliamentary lobbying.
Retailers 'embody' the Big Society
Retailers are on the front line of the Big Society and the corporate social responsibility agenda, a parliamentary reception has heard.
Unions 'should accept pension deal'
Danny Alexander has told union leaders to accept the government's offer on public sector pensions.
Balls' masterclass in gesture politics
Clearly that old saying about sticks and stones failed to take into account a middle-aged man performing what has become known as the "flatlining gesture."
PM defends growth figures
The prime minister has said Ed Miliband "cannot bring himself" to welcome economic growth of 0.5 per cent.
ePolitix.com: PMQs briefing
Public sector pensions, the winter fuel allowance and the eurozone crisis were among the issues raised by backbenchers at PMQs.
MPs call for changes to NHS reforms
The Commons health select committee has produced a series of recommendations on the government's plans for NHS reform.
MP questions government lobbying reforms
Cuts to police affecting frontline services
Modernising the health service
MP urges training for young people with autism
Events
October 27 - November 2 2011: NCWL 11
National Care Leavers' Week 2011 – A Day in My Shoes
November 4: UKYP at the House of Commons
UKYP is proud to work in partnership with the UK Parliament to give democratically elected MYPs the opportunity to debate each year from 2009 and for the lifetime of this Parliament in the House of Commons Chamber.
November 7-8: GuildHE Annual Conference 2011
GuildHE's holds its annual conference.
November 7: Materials for Living
Speeches and examples of the innovative and sustainable products and solutions developed from organic waste materials.
Latest from Members
Unite slams Tory council leader over twitter shame
Unite, the UK's largest union, is calling for an apology from Keith Mitchell, the Tory leader of Oxfordshire county council, as anger over an abusive tweet mounts.
Everything everywhere 'massive hit' on 600 jobs
CWU says staff are "paying a massive price" as mobile company Everything Everywhere announces up to 600 job losses in back-office roles at sites in Hatfield, Paddington, Bristol and Darlington.
Act now to safeguard aganst winter weather, Forum of Private Business warns
A not-for-profit business support group has said small firms should start planning now for harsh winter weather to avoid being caught out by sudden cold snaps as seen during the previous two years.
Unite response to the government's public sector pension proposals
The government outlined revised proposals to the TUC unions and to Parliament.
Brian Strutton, national secretary, GMB
Unions 'should accept pension deal'