Shadow justice minister Lord Falconer of Thoroton has told peers that Labour is “willing to discuss” how to end the stand-off between the opposition and the coalition in the Lords over the Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill.

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Labour hints that talks over AV poll may resume

David Cameron tells his fellow Conservative MPs that the parliamentary expenses system is “not acceptable” and must change.

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Cameron urges MP expenses reform

Government spending plans will test the NHS and social services to the limit, according to a report by a cross-party Parliamentary committee.

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NHS ‘tested to limit by savings’

Protests continue in Egypt over the conduct of the parliamentary elections held on Sunday, which the opposition claims were marred by fraud.

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More protests over Egyptian poll

There was no challenge to the Irish Prime Minister’s leadership at a meeting of the Fianna Fáil Parliamentary Party on Tuesday night.

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No leadership heave for Irish PM

An MP has asked for a Parliamentary debate on the support for soldiers with post traumatic stress disorder.

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MP wants soldiers’ trauma debate

Former MP Andrew MacKay is told to apologise after being found to have made a “serious misjudgement” over his parliamentary expenses claims.

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Ex-MP Mackay told to apologise

The family of a couple and their daughter from Lancashire who were shot dead in Pakistan are due to attend a Parliamentary debate on the deaths.

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Commons debate on family deaths