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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is among several Congress members who are actively trading in the stock market. She maintains a diversified portfolio and has executed 145 trades since 2021.

The UK government admits to having no evidence to back up claims of boat travellers being economic migrants and to throwing away 318 tonnes of subsidised food.

Many French lawmakers called on Friday for tough sanctions against a far-right National Rally MP who shouted "go back to Africa!" as a Black legislator from the far left asked a question about immigration.

A book by former Tory cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell has made controversial claims about an unnamed MP.

Taiwan's government recently announced it would allow imports of US pork fed with the additive ractopamine from 1 January.

The ministry is being subsumed into the Foreign Office, prompting fears Britain's £15-billion budget for international aid could be raided.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson can expect little respite when parliament returns on Tuesday, with economic gloom and rows over school returns on the agenda.

Venues will be asked to introduce social distancing measures including one-way systems, spaced queuing, increased ventilation and pre-booked tickets.

Johnson's Downing Street office confirmed it was the prime minister's car and there were no reported injuries.

The renovations have meant Big Ben -- whose chimes feature on British television and radio news bulletins -- has been largely silent since 2017.

The candidacy of Ekaterini Sakellaropoulou has already won cross-party support and been welcomed by some commentators.

Boris Johnson will hold his first meeting with the new European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, in London on Wednesday.

The leader of the right-wing Likud party denies the allegations and accuses prosecutors and the media of a witch hunt.

A final vote on Johnson's separation terms will come when lawmakers return from their Christmas break early next month.

Queen Elizabeth II will open parliament in a lavish ceremony on Thursday.

lags flew at half-mast outside Wellington's distinctive "Beehive" parliament building.

Banksy's painting "Devolved Parliament" sold for a record amount even though there were questions about the changes spotted in the painting.

Johnson faces backlash after forcing the suspension of the British Parliament just weeks before the slated Brexit date.

The Metropolitan Police are investigating an "incident" inside the House of Parliament in Westminster on 13 February. Sources suggest they are dealing with a suspicious package.

Brexit under-secretary Steve Baker has apologised to parliament for backing a "conspiracy theory" claiming that the civil service is attempting to stop Brexit.

Esther McVey is the new Work and Pensions Secretary, but people aren't exactly celebrating the appointment. Here is a history of her record on welfare and employment.

Figures show more than 24,000 attempts to access pornography on Parliament network were made in the months after the general election.

Labour MP Jared O'Mara has been advised by his GP not to attend Parliament, his spokesperson has revealed.

Samuel Armstrong, 24, an aide for South Thanet MP Craig Mackinlay, allegedly raped a woman in his boss's office in the Palace of Westminster in October 2016.

Sophie Warrener, who votes Conservative, posted a tweet about her and her best friend Rose, who votes Labour, to make a point about cross-political friendships.

Parliamentary member of staff held by police after reportedly attacking man by smashing glass into his face in House of Commons bar.

Bob Quick, the former Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner, is considering legal action against Damian Green over his attempts to discredit him.

A new website has become a platform for Liberal Democrat members to share their claims of sexual assault and harassment against party members.

Former Conservative minister Edwina Currie dismissed the sex allegations rocking Westminster as 'hysteria' during BBC's This Week.

IBTimes UK takes a ringside seat for bust-ups in legislatures across the world captured on TV in recent years.