She continued: “There are buckets along the corridor by the members' tea ... the country but cannot make a decision about the Palace of Westminster.” Some MPs are hesitant to move out as ...

To a tour of the mass of cabling, wires, pipework and ductwork that sits in the basement of the Palace of Westminster. It’s an extraordinary ... One part of the basement has been nicknamed “submarine ...

If you ever want to experience the hustle and bustle of Parliament in real time, the place to be is not the gilt-encrusted Palace of Westminster on Cromwell ... ‘just so that I could walk down every ...

The extent of the new “Palace of Westminster,” is not understood by those who ... From the Central Hall, an octagon of 70 feet, a corridor to the north (to your right, if you stand with your back to ...

It was also decided that the style of the new palace should be Gothic (or Elizabethan), and that it should be rebuilt upon the original Westminster site. 'Westminster was ... the home of British ...

Find out how the palace of Westminster came to be at the centre of English political and religious power. Follow the dramatic twists of fate that left their impressions on the buildings themselves ...

Because the Palace of Westminster, built on Thorney Island, an eyot in Thames, is falling apart. Not falling down (though the Victoria Tower leans 22mm to the north-west) but apart. It is an ...

The Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC) was told that £2 million on average has been spent per week dealing with maintenance in the crumbling Palace of Westminster. But MPs and peers are ...