MPs mark the centenary of the Armistice - BBC News
MPs mark the centenary of the Armistice, which ended World War One, with a debate.
That's it for our coverage of the Commons today.

Earlier, the Chancellor faced questions on the increased investment in Universal Credit and the treasury's plans for a possible no-deal scenario.

After this, shadow Home Office minister Louise Haigh asked an urgent question on police pension liabilities and the impact on the front line.

Shadow mental health and social care minister Barbara Keeley then asked the second urgent question of the day on the long-term seclusion and deaths of autistic people and those with learning disabilities in assessment and treatment units.

Following a short suspension of the sitting so MPs could attend a service marking the centenary of the Armistice at St. Margaret's church, the SNP's Marion Fellows then introduced her Child Maintenance Bill as a ten minute rule motion.

Since then, MPs have been engaged in a passionate and emotional general debate marking the centenary of the Armistice.

MPs now have a three day recess from the House of Commons and business will resume on Monday at 2.30pm with questions to education ministers.