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What happens now that a deal's been done?published at 18:49 Greenwich Mean Time 30 December 2020
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Read MoreQueen's Speech passed after abortion pledgepublished at 22:39 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
MPs back the minority government's legislative plans for the next two years by 323 votes to 309.
Read MoreQueen's Speech: MPs vote pass government's programmepublished at 18:29 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
Image source, HoCThe minority Conservative government has survived its first major Parliamentary test after its Queen's Speech cleared the House of Commons.
MPs voted in favour of the government's proposed legislation - which was stripped back after the Tories lost their majority - by 323 to 309.
The Democratic Unionist Party's 10 MPs had agreed to support the measures as part of a deal with the Tories.
Labour's attempt to add some of its policies to the Queen's Speech failed.
Nearly 50 MPs defied Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn by backing an amendment calling for Britain to stay in the single market and customs union after Brexit, proposed by pro-Remain MP Chuka Umunna.
It was defeated by 322 votes to 101, majority 221, but despite orders to abstain from Mr Corbyn, who has committed to leaving the single market, some 49 Labour MPs opted to back the amendment, revealing divisions within the party over its Brexit strategy.
House adjournspublished at 18:21 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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ParliamentThe adjournment debate comes to a close and that brings to an end a busy week in the House of Commons.
MPs will return on Monday at 2.30pm for Home Office questions.
Minister 'reassured' by temporary planpublished at 18:21 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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Image source, HoCHealth Minister Philip Dunne responds to the debate, saying that he is reassured by the work of the local clinical commissioning group to put in place a temporary plan to provide high standards of patient care and safety.
End of business in the Lordspublished at 18:13 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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ParliamentThe House of Lords adjourns, and will return on Monday for questions to ministers at 2.30pm.
Kettering MPs describes local problemspublished at 18:07 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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Image source, HoCMr Hollobone says the draft sustainability plan for Northamptonshire is "simply not good enough" as it does not put enough funding into facilities allowing people to be treated closer to where they live so that they don't have to come into the hospital.
He says this would be more cost-effective, better for the patients and would take pressure of Kettering General Hospital.
Rumours about Labour MPs being sacked from shadow postspublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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End of twitter post 2Debate on Kettering hospital beginspublished at 18:00 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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ParliamentSpeaker John Bercow says that MPs not wishing to hear Philip Hollobone "expatiate on the merits of his local hospital" in his adjournment debate should leave the chamber quickly and quietly.
He says that those remaining can enjoy the Kettering MP's "Einsteinian intellect and Demosthenesian eloquence".
Resignation from Labour's top teampublished at 17:58 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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End of twitter postQueen's Speech promises 'broad reform' - ministerpublished at 17:57 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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Image source, HoLHealth Minister Lord O'Shaughnessy responds to the day's debate for the government, insisting that contrary to the "gloomy" tone of some peers this afternoon the Queen's Speech is not just a Brexit prospectus but a "commitment to broader social reform".
He says the government wants to create the "safest health service in the world" and it recognises the "pressure public service workers are under".
However, he adds, he can't support Labour's solution, which he describes as "free things for everyone".
Who in Labour voted for Umunna's amendment?published at 17:54 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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End of twitter postQueen's Speech passespublished at 17:53 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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End of twitter postMPs approve Queen's Speechpublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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ParliamentAfter six days of debate, MPs vote to approve the government's legislative agenda for the next two years in its Queen's Speech by 323 votes to 309, a majority of 14.
Labour accuses government of 'holding down' public sector paypublished at 17:49 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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Image source, HoLLabour spokesman Lord Hunt of Kings Heath focuses his concluding comments on the NHS, saying his party would treat the government's promises on mental health "with a touch of scepticism until we see the money ringfenced and actually spent on mental health".
He then turns to a wider point about staffing the service, pointing to the confusion on Wednesday over reports on changes to public sector pay.
"The government cannot artificially hold down the pay of public sector workers year after year," he warns.
Totting up the numberspublished at 17:43 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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End of twitter post 2What's the Humble Address?published at 17:39 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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End of twitter postSome Labour MPs vote with Umunnapublished at 17:37 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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End of twitter post 2It appears that while the Labour frontbench abstained on Chuka Umunna's amendment several Labour MPs voted with him.
We'll find out who later on - but in the meantime, political journalists will be trying to find out who those rebels were...
MPs vote on the Queen's Speechpublished at 17:36 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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ParliamentAfter two amendments are defeated MPs now vote on the Queen's Speech itself.
The motion being voted on reads:
Quote MessageThat an Humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, as follows: Most Gracious Sovereign, We, Your Majesty's most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in Parliament assembled, beg leave to offer our humble thanks to Your Majesty for the Gracious Speech which Your Majesty has addressed to both Houses of Parliament."