The foreign secretary says charter flights from Tel Aviv will take place once Israeli airspace re-opens.
MPs are debating the third reading of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill.
The Labour MP says she could not vote for the welfare bill published by the government earlier this week.
Douglas Alexander, a former international development secretary, says the argument for aid has been "lost".
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The criteria has changed so 2.7m more people will get the money automatically knocked off their bills.
Dame Diana Johnson told MPs harmful content online was "fuelling violent sexual encounters".
Emma Little-Pengelly said she was so afraid that she considered moving home.
The work and pensions secretary defends cuts that have angered more than 100 Labour backbenchers.
Councillors Neil Stevens and his brother Tony were reported by fellow Reform councillor and Ed Hill.
Parliament has been advised cats would face risks, including from construction and self-closing doors.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said the HS2 project was an "appalling mess".
Votes on assisted dying and abortion mean that MPs are making their own decisions.
Votes on assisted dying and abortion mean that MPs are making their own decisions.
Reverend Clive Foster, a senior pastor in Nottingham, will take up the role on a three-year term.
Human rights law too often "protects those who break the rules", the justice secretary says.
Last year the government brought military homes back under Ministry of Defence control.
Food prices grew for a third month in May, as the overall rate of inflation remained at 3.4%.
BBC Verify examines key areas which the government has promised to make improvements
A bill to enact cuts – part of a package aimed at saving £5bn by 2030 – arrives in Parliament on Wednesday.
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