The annual five day Parliamentary ski trip to Davos this month – attended by MPs and peers including Liz Truss, Tim Loughton and Sara Britcliffe – was enlivened by an outbreak of Brexit wars over the cheese fondue.
Two new hereditary peers won seats in a House of Lords by-election on Wednesday sparking debate about the future of the upper chamber, but do you think it should be abolished?
he would have been sort of where he is. what they did away with this time, which was secertainly a factor when the queen had her coronation and her father and mo mother, after each of them was crowned, the peers of the realm all took the gold kor rocoronet put them on their heads. then it was the archbishop and there it was a series of hereditary peers who paid homage. william was really the only one. in a previous era, it would have included his brother. but slimming it down and making it more 21 s century, he was th