Migrant curbs in Queen's Speech
Measures to tackle immigration are among the measures unveiled in the Queen's Speech, as the Government unveils its legislative plans this coming year.
Tory MP to propose motion of Humble Address
Tory former defence minister Peter Luff (Mid Worcestershire) has been given the honour this year of proposing a motion of Humble Address to the Queen at 2.30pm.
Liberal Democrat MP Stephen Williams (Bristol West) will second the motion before Labour leader Ed Miliband and Prime Minister David Cameron give their responses shortly after 3pm.
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Nigel Farage: UKIP 'changing the national debate'
Nigel Farage said the focus on immigration and aspiration in the Queen's Speech showed that UKIP is "changing the UK national debate."
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Curbing Immigration at the heart of Queen's Speech
The Government has put new attempts to curb immigration at the heart of its agenda for the coming year, set out in today's Queen's Speech.
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Progress please - business reacts to Queen's Speech
'Progress Please' probably best sums up business groups' polite but rather firm response to the Queen's speech.