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The lobby was the large room next to the House of Commons in the British Parliament.

any of the seats occupied by backbenchers in the House of Commons of Great Britain.

The British Parliament comprises/consists of/is composed of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

To think that such men are elected to the House of Commons!

Arrangements were very primitive in the House of Commons in those days.

Not for nothing is the speaker of the House of Commons ritually dragged unwillingly to his chair.

The national legislature of various countries, especially that of the United Kingdom, made up of the House of Lords and the House of Commons.

The Speaker of the House of Commons exercises his power to bring order to debates in parliament.

It's why, when I was leader of the House of Lords, I was very conscious of the role of the House of Commons.

And in the end Mr. Blair also paid tributes to his colleagues in the House of Commons.

A General Election is held at least every five years to elect members to the House of Commons.

There are a number of important people in the Houses of Parliament --- the prime minister, the Lord Chancellor, the leader of the House of Commons, and many others.

Big Ben's movement has caused cracks in the walls of other parts of the House of Commons, including corridors where ministers and shadow ministers have their offices.

After dramatic scenes in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Brown became increasingly convinced that the position of the Speaker was at stake.

By the time Mrs May had blamed Mr Clark in the House of Commons and the Home Affairs Committee, Mr Clark had had enough.

But Mr Foot, by then the leader of the House of Commons, convinced himself that his party would lose an election that October.

My unusual choice had been vindicated by the results, although he had still much to learn as a newcomer in the House of Commons.

Trudeau would eventually run in a gritty, working-class neighborhood of Montreal and was elected to the House of Commons in 2008 and re-elected in 2011.

For many, this floating pavilion, claimed on parliamentary expenses by a Conservative knight of the shires, revealed something rotten about the House of Commons.

In a debate in the House of Commons on June 16th, one MP said a colleague had spent four hours processing a claim for petrol.

Mr. Smith had a very important meeting at the House of Commons and had toget there but no one could take him.

WHATEVER else you may think of it, the House of Commons does political theatre as well as any parliament in the world, and the announcement of the government's spending review did not disappoint.

Parliamentary privilege, ie the right of Members of Parliament to say things in the House of Commons which might result in an accusation of libel if said outside it

The speaker of the House of Commons was obliged to resign on May 19th, the first time since 1695 that a holder of that office had been ejected (see article).

Mr Clegg was also the first party leader to call for the resignation of Michael Martin, the former speaker of the House of Commons, who duly stood down in June.

As elections to the European Parliament, unlike those to the House of Commons, are conducted under a system of proportional representation, voting for outsiders can bring them a real reward.

Many peers expect their elected successors to be much more assertive towards the House of Commons, straining old conventions that the Lords should bow before the primacy of the elected chamber.

Perhaps; but even if their numbers drop, Mr Clegg’s MPs may hold the balance of power if neither Mr Cameron nor Mr Brown emerges from the election with an outright majority in the House of Commons.

In the House of Commons on May 18, Scottish National Party MP Pete Wishart said the collection should be placed in the British Library to "serve the public good".

I have submitted the motion to the House of Commons.

Rex made a rabid speech in the House of Commons.

The House (ie Members of the House of Commons) rose at 10 pm.

The aisle that divides the front and rear seating sections of the House of Commons.

The Houses of Parliament are the home of the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

After a long debate, the House of Commons approved the bill.

Even Labour MPs had slunk from the House of Commons by the time the decision was announced.

Division lobby in the House of Commons, where MPs pass if they are voting for the motion

If the party had majority seats in the House of Commons, the Government would under their leadership.

He wants to clean up Parliament, make it more independent of the executive and promote the virtues of the House of Commons to a cynical public.

His authority was founded on his mastery of the House of Commons, which he achieved using a mixture of "authority, charm and menace".

Yet on this day there were also tributes. And in the end Mr. Blair also paid tributes to his colleagues in the House of Commons.

Only last week I was on my way to the House of Commons when I was pulled over by the police.

One Labour MP said he had "never seen such venom" as that witnessed in the House of Commons members' tearoom last night.

Towards the end of the month I thought it would be well for me to give the House of Commons some coherent story of what was happening and why.

This week the House of Commons voted on whether a referendum should be held asking if the country should remain in the European Union, leave, or renegotiate the terms of its membership.

After a two-week scandal over parliamentary expenses in Britain, the speaker of the House of Commons was forced to resign, the first time this has happened in over 300 years.

In his budget statement, delivered to the House of Commons on 24 March, Darling said that the UK must renew and modernise its energy supplies if it hoped to improve its infrastructure.

a maiden speech in the House of Commons.

The Speaker of the House of Commons often has to maintain order with a strong hand.

private member( member of the House of Commons who is not a minister)

The prime minister, Herbert Asquith, reminded the House of Commons that such courage had built the British empire.

This may now change, after the House of Commons voted by a majority of 113 on March 7th for a fully elected House of Lords.

Elected to the European Parliament in 1999, he moved to the House of Commons in 2005, and narrowly won the party leadership two years later.

He would no longer be able to sit in the House of Commons, and made it impossible for him to aim at the premiership

Since 1980 the courts have been permitted to look at Hansard (the official report of the debates and proceedings in the House of Commons) as an external aid to the construction of a statute.

The lenient sentence passed on the convicted rapist caused such a hue and cry that questions were asked in the House of Commons and many people demanded a change in the law.

He made a statement before the House of Commons.

The abortion debate came at the end of two hotly contested days in the House of Commons.

David Cameron, addressing the House of Commons at his first Prime Minister's Questions, said that the thoughts of MPs were with the victims.

When a Bill has passed through the House of Commons and the House of Lords and has been approved by the Queen, it becomes an Act of Parliament and is thus made a law.

This week, after an official report detailed wrongdoing by British intelligence officers more than two decades ago, he went to the House of Commons and described it as "shocking" at least four times.

Jack Straw, the leader of the House of Commons, favoured a 50-50 mix, as did Tony Blair.

Members of the House of Commons are elected either at a General election, when all the seats are contested, or at a by-election held when an MP dies or resigns, or is given a peerage.

Big Ben's movement has caused cracks in the walls of other parts of the House of Commons, including corridors where ministers have their offices.

She was the first woman from Quebec elected to the House of Commons.