Members of Parliament

The Kenyan National Assembly is resuming its sittings after a short recess. The House Business Committee is expected to meet and prepare a legislative agenda for Members of Parliament.

Wangchuk ended his 26-day fast after receiving assurance from the government and Members of Parliament of all political parties that accountability in the 'failing' examination system would be discussed in Parliament.

Members of Parliament in Uganda received Shs300 million each as a car grant, but the payment has raised questions in the House due to the amount being lower than what was approved.

Sonam Wangchuk ended a 26-day hunger strike amid concerns about possible violence and negotiations with federal ministers. The protests, part of a youth-led movement against Narendra Modi's government, continue to demand the education minister's resignation over an exam paper scandal.

Jan Moir argues that the inability to laugh at Members of Parliament who embarrass themselves signals the death of democracy. The piece emphasizes humor as a necessary tool for holding politicians accountable.

Revanth urged Members of Parliament to prioritize the State's interests during the Monsoon session. The focus was on ensuring that state-related matters are given top priority in legislative proceedings.

A Malawian human rights activist warned Members of Parliament about an alleged plan to extend their term of office from five to seven years. The warning was issued by Redson Munlo, who claims MPs are plotting to lengthen their tenure.

James Murray faces pressure from Members of Parliament to reinstate a key diagnosis target in an upcoming dementia plan. The target's removal has sparked concern among MPs regarding the plan's effectiveness.

Kenya's new Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) Act, assented to by President William Ruto, ensures female Members of Parliament receive the same pension, gratuity, and dependent coverage as their male counterparts. Widowers of female MPs will now be eligible for spousal pensions under the law.

In-service teachers in Andhra Pradesh are seeking a permanent exemption from the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) through representations submitted by the Forum of Registered Teacher Organisations to Members of Parliament. The request involves amending the Right to Education Act, 2009, to grant this exemption.

Members of Parliament adjourned the House of Commons for the summer after passing 21 bills this year, as highlighted by the Liberals. The spring sitting ended with the House rising after question period.

The High Court urged the Knesset to redo the state comptroller election, citing concerns that members of parliament (MKs) violated the requirement for a secret ballot by recording their votes. Deputy President Sohlberg emphasized the need to conduct the process 'cleanly, properly' and instructed parliament to 'do it again' in simple Hebrew.

Members of Parliament in Rwanda have called on the City of Kigali to accelerate urban agriculture initiatives to enhance food security and boost agricultural production in the capital. The MPs highlighted the potential of urban farming to address these challenges.

Trans taxpayers are granted access to a VIP hotline typically reserved for Members of Parliament (MPs) and the Royal Family. The article highlights an unusual allocation of exclusive services to a specific demographic group.

UK MPs warn that social media features like infinite scrolling are addictive and should be banned for under-18s. They argue that these features can harm children's mental health. The proposal aims to protect young people from potential online harms.

The article discusses the dissatisfaction of voters with MPs, citing inaction on important issues. Voters are frustrated with the lack of progress, feeling that MPs are not addressing the country's problems. The title suggests a sense of urgency and criticism towards MPs.

Ministers are accused of attempting to unwind Brexit through undemocratic means, as revealed in the King's Speech, which outlines sweeping powers to sideline MPs and adopt EU rules. The move is seen as an effort to undermine parliamentary authority. This development has significant implications for the UK's relationship with the EU.

A project to overhaul MPs' offices has gone £10 million over budget, featuring a glass-roofed atrium and new cafe. The cost of living crisis is being questioned in relation to this expensive renovation. The project's large budget excess has raised concerns.

Keir Starmer addressed the UK House of Commons regarding the Peter Mandelson vetting scandal. The article highlights key questions Members of Parliament are seeking answers to, as outlined by Martin Beckford.

A Foreign Office chief was sacked by the Prime Minister for failing to inform Downing Street about Peter Mandelson's security vetting failure. The official could face further scrutiny from MPs during a grilling session.

Andrew Neil criticizes the Prime Minister for repeatedly failing to address crises effectively, urging MPs to confront him on his leadership during next week's parliamentary session.