The Palace of Westminster could host wedding receptions under plans to cut Parliament’s subsidised catering bill.

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Parliament could become wedding venue, MPs say

The Palace of Westminster could host wedding receptions under plans to cut Parliament’s subsidised catering bill.

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Parliament could become wedding venue, MPs say

Voters in Wales reject plans to change the way Westminster MPs are elected, as the proposals are overwhelmingly opposed across the UK.

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Welsh voters reject AV proposals

MPs are to stage a Westminster Hall debate from 12.30pm on 3 May 2011, called by Jim Cunningham MP on the effect of the Budget on Coventry.

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VIDEO: Westminster Hall

Now that Prince William and Kate Middleton’s (now the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge) fairy-tale royal wedding is in the history books, with an estimated one million well-wishers gathering outside London’s Westminster Abbey for the momentous occasion,…

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Royal Couple Delay Honeymoon

The official royal wedding photographs released the day after Prince William and Kate Middleton married at Westminster Abbey.

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Royal wedding: Official photographs

The Prince of Wales joins hundreds of people at a Westminster Abbey memorial service for the victims of February’s New Zealand earthquake.

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Prince remembers NZ quake victims

The bill for clear-up after protesters turned violent in central London could run into “tens of thousands” of pounds, Westminster Council says.

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Protest clean-up cost ‘thousands’

Welsh Liberal Democrat leader Kirsty Williams warns the assembly is beginning to resemble Westminster, with power “hoarded by a political elite”.

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Lib Dems warn of political elite

A council is planning to ban soup runs around Westminster Cathedral to discourage rough sleeping in the area.

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Plans to ban cathedral soup runs

Diane Abbott MP on life before, during and after Westminster

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VIDEO: ‘I want to retire’

David Cameron and Nick Clegg are to set out their opposing views on whether to change the Westminster voting system.

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Cameron and Clegg argue on votes

Peers vote to reinstate a clause which would mean a referendum on the Westminster voting system would only be binding if 40% of the public took part.

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Peers defiant on 40% AV measure

Hickory, normally a country dog, made a splash in the big city by becoming the first Scottish deerhound to win Best in Show at the Westminster Dog Show.

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A Scottish Deerhound Is Named Best in Show

MPs overturn a proposal which would have meant a referendum on the Westminster voting system would not be binding unless 40% of voters took part.

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MPs reject 40% AV threshold plan