• Voting lists show that 136 Conservatives - almost half of the party's MPs - opposed the bill.

    BBC: Gay marriage: Party leaders hail vote

  • Mr Crosby, who masterminded London Mayor Boris Johnson's re-election and Michael Howard's election campaign in 2005 - urged Tory MPs at Tuesday evening's meeting to focus on selling the party's message and stop airing divisions on social media.

    BBC: Sarah Wollaston

  • In Westminster Hall there's more backbench business - MPs will debate the Communities and Local Government Select Committee's report on the European Regional Development Fund, and the government response to it.

    BBC: Week ahead

  • But supporters of the plan have hit back, with over 50 Conservative activists, including constituency chairmen, the chair of Conservative Future - the party's section for under 30s - and the chair of the National Conservative Convention - which leads the party's grassroots work - urging MPs to listen to the "wider views" of voters.

    BBC: A gay wedding

  • On Monday, two of Kent's Conservative MPs - Laura Sandys and Damian Collins - said the teenager should step down.

    BBC: Paris Brown: Kent youth PCC resigns after Twitter row

  • It is an effort - both collectively as a party and individually as Conservative MPs - to address the public's anger about what has happened.

    BBC: Cameron's data speech in full

  • The Ipsa chairman has given evidence in recent months to two other MPs' commitees - the Speaker's Committee on Ipsa and the public accounts committee.

    BBC: MPs 'are not customers' of expenses body

  • Mr Maude reminded MPs that Lord Hutton - Labour's former work and pensions secretary who led the review of public sector pensions - had praised the government's offer as "generous", adding that unions should "stop holding a gun to the taxpayers' head".

    BBC: Maude: 'No regrets' over pension talks tactics

  • It's more about fed-up mainstream MPs moving against chronic complainers who seem to delight in advertising and deepening the party's divisions, on Europe, the coalition, on the economy and social policy.

    BBC: What the '22 elections mean

  • Earlier on in the debate ministers told MPs that the government's 12-week consultation had attracted 10, 000 responses.

    BBC: Planning reform debate part two

  • Sir Tom admitted to MPs that his bank's much-criticised purchase of Dutch rival ABN Amro had been a "big mistake".

    BBC: RBS planning up to 2,300 job cuts

  • The result of the vote was greeted with cheers and applause from left-wing MPs, the BBC's Hugh Schofield in Paris reports.

    BBC: France gay marriage: National Assembly backs law

  • On Saturday Nick Clegg met the party's prospective candidates in Highbridge, along with Somerset's four Lib Dem MPs - David Heath, Tessa Munt, Jeremy Browne and David Laws.

    BBC: Nick Clegg

  • Government sources confirm that they hope to marginalise anti-war MPs by focusing Monday's debate on support for the UN resolution, rather than approval of British involvement in any possible military action.

    BBC: Blair faces Commons Iraq test

  • Shadow transport secretary Maria Eagle - a Merseyside MP - told MPs that West Yorkshire's Chief Constable, Sir Norman Bettison, an officer for the South Yorkshire force at the time, attempted to "fit-up" Liverpool football fans after the disaster.

    BBC: Hillsborough: 1,444 police names passed to IPCC

  • No-one at the Labour party's Millbank headquarters could immediately explain their MPs apparent resistance to e-mail.

    BBC: News | UK Politics | MPs@not.in

  • There'd already been a bust-up before Welsh MPs turned up for the Westminster Hall debate on the Assembly's electoral arrangments - and they arrived in the mood for another one.

    BBC: When David met Carwyn: the sequel

  • An influential group of cross-party MPs has criticised the government's approach to cutting public spending.

    BBC: portrait of PAC chair Margaret Hodge

  • Local MPs - Conservative Iain Duncan Smith and Labour's Stella Creasy - had urged for the plan to be rejected.

    BBC: Walthamstow Greyhound Stadium flats plan approved

  • He still commands the loyalty of about a quarter of the DPJ's 289 lower-house MPs, which gives him plenty of nuisance value.

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  • He emphasised too that the real decision for MPs would come - in around a year's time - when it came to ratifying any deal the government reaches in Brussels.

    BBC: George Osborne says 'real test' on EU budget to come

  • As well as Conservatives who want Leveson, there are Liberal Democrat and Labour MPs who oppose statutory regulation in principle - Labour's Sir Gerald Kaufman, for example is an ex-Mirror journalist and is vehemently against any scintilla of statutory regulation.

    BBC: Week ahead

  • Even without a majority, a Syriza-DL minority could attempt a legislative programme that relied on the abstention of some of Pasok's remaining MPs, tacit "non-opposition" form the KKE, and, paradoxically, the non-opposition of the right-wing anti-austerity partiy Independent Greeks (conservative nationalist).

    BBC: Greece: Trying to understand Syriza

  • The "Marriage for All" bill was backed by President Francois Hollande's Socialists and other left-wing MPs.

    BBC: France gay marriage: National Assembly backs law

  • MPs from all three coalition parties - including Mr Papaconstantinou's Pasok - signed a proposal calling for his investigation for allegedly tampering with a public document.

    BBC: Greek ex-minister Papaconstantinou faces nepotism probe

  • The DMK party's 18 MPs will not support the Congress party-led government.

    BBC: India key ally DMK pulls out of government

  • Government supporters said it would be "nigh on impossible" to negotiate a budget reduction given the lack of support among other EU nations and urged MPs to back Mr Cameron's call for an inflation-linked rise as the minimum acceptable outcome.

    BBC: UK Politics

  • MPs devised the system under their self-regulating arrangements and that's what must change for the future.

    BBC: MPs hit back over expenses claims

  • Executives from some of the world's most-recognised firms have been grilled by MPs on the issue of tax avoidance.

    BBC: Starbucks, Google and Amazon grilled over tax avoidance

  • MPs will eventually be cut to reduce that country's over-representation at Westminster.

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