Highlights of what happened in the Lords from 4-7 April: Questions Members questioned the government on the Falkland Islands, College of Policing guidance on facial recognition, reducing the abuse of ...

In PMQs this week MPs asked the Prime Minister about deportations, the Harry Dunn case, Syrian refugees, Ofcom, US food imports, transport infrastructure and more. The Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy ...

The House of Lords discusses deterrence as a UK defence policy, alternatives to Ozempic for weight loss, the government's roadmap on defence spending and the impact of tax policy on employment, in ...

The world's most iconic clock turns 160 today, as vital conservation work continues to ensure its future for generations to come. Parliament's team of expert clock mechanics has taken the Great Clock ...

Lords debates UN Sustainable Goals On Thursday 19 March, members debate the UK's progress towards United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3 and target 3.6 of halving global road deaths and ...

Catch up on a busy start to the 2022-23 session of Parliament as the House of Lords pauses for the summer recess.

SNP MP Dr Lisa Cameron asked an urgent question in the House of Commons today on Marks and Spencer branch closures. The question was responded to by the Minister for Energy and Clean Growth, Claire ...

Tuesday 29 September 2020 The House of Lords Constitution Committee will tomorrow question Mick Antoniw MS, a Member of the Welsh Parliament and Chair of its Legislation, Justice and Constitution ...

On Wednesday 28 April, the House of Lords debated the reduction in UK development aid and its impact on achieving the objectives outlined in the Integrated Review of security, defence, development and ...

This is the key conclusion reached by the House of Lords special inquiry committee on the Autism Act 2009 in its report published today. The report ‘Time to deliver: The Autism Act 2009 and the new ...

The House of Lords returns to business on 5 January, meeting in hybrid proceedings to check and change draft laws and scrutinise government decisions and actions.

Lords debate the shortage of, and obstacles to, the manufacture and distribution of COVID-19 vaccinations in the global south, and the consequent implications for global public health ...