Return of parliament cannot take place after nightclubs, says Tory Minister
Jacob Rees-Mogg noted nightclubs are due to reopen from June 21 if all goes to plan, adding to Sir Lindsay Hoyle: "We can't be behind nightclubs, Mr Speaker?"He also insisted the Commons must return to being a "proper chamber" and he hoped this would be in line with Prime Minister Boris Johnson's wider road map to unlock the country.Speaker Sir Lindsay told MPs he will be presenting his own road map for the Commons at a meeting of the House of Commons Commission next week, and denied he wanted the full reopening delayed until September.The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in social distancing measures limiting attendance on the floor of the Commons chamber to 50 MPs, with many more contributing to proceedings via Zoom.Addressing the chamber,