Sir Charles Walker, who has a history of anti-lockdown outbursts in the House of Commons, said the milk will 'represent' his protest.
Conservative MP Dehenna Davison, whose dad was killed with a single punch 14 years ago, has launched a cross-party probe into one-punch assaults.
Boris Johnson ordered his MPs to abstain, saying Labour was 'pulling a political stunt'.
A Conservative MP has said not every coronavirus death is a tragedy as he appealed for older people to be given freedom from Boris Johnson’s restrictions.
Labour MP Sarah Owen, who led the debate, said: 'It sends a really, really damning message.'
The former Conservative MP is standing trial facing one count of sexual assault in 2007 and two further counts against a second woman in 2016.
Caroline Nokes criticised the government for making decisions 'driven by men, for men, ignoring the voices of women'.
It comes amid the row over Richard Desmond’s £1bn, 1,500-home scheme in east London.
A CNN poll found that 58% of black people and 39% of white people in the UK think the Tories are institutionally racist.
Tom Hunt, who sits on the House of Commons education committee, said unions have been 'more motivated by scoring political points'.
Ipswich MP Tom Hunt claimed the UK’s close links to the EU under the Brexit 'transition period' are making the return of illegal immigrants more difficult.
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Sir Robert Syms said a longer lockdown will 'undermine' the UK’s ability to fund the NHS.
Even a majority of Conservative voters support the idea.
Pauline Latham, MP for Mid Derbyshire, made the retort when asked about statutory sick pay.
'They share his undiluted passion for what they consider a strong Brexit. They are wrong,' said the former speaker of the House of Commons.
Peter Bone wants an annual 'United Kingdom Day' on the Friday closest to 23 June, the day the European Union poll was held in 2016.
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'The call went out for misfits and weirdos, that was exactly what Downing Street got.'
'l have zero sympathy,' said the Ashton-under-Lyne MP after a number of high-profile Tory MPs lost their ministerial posts.
'White working-class boys are being let down by an in-built and inherent disadvantage,' the Tory MP said
Tom Tugendhat said foreign aid spending decisions should be made with the 'prosperity and happiness' of Brits in mind.
'Serious questions must be asked why a mere slap on the wrist is sufficient.'
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