Committee Corridor podcast
The podcast from select committees, Committee Corridor, makes a return with new episodes to run to July 2025. Join our host, Dame Meg Hillier MP (Chair, Treasury and Liaison Committees) as she introduces the new season.
Committee Corridor opens a door into the world of parliamentary scrutiny through the lens of some of the UK’s most pressing concerns.
Hosted by select committee chairs, each episode features insight interviews with leading figures combined with updates from MPs on the work of their different select committees across Parliament.
Take your pick from four past seasons, ranging across international affairs, the cost of living crisis, matters of human rights and justice and issues of equality and democracy.
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Committee Corridor podcast
- The work of the Liaison Committee
- Committee Corridor - the podcast for select committees - returns
- Violence against women and girls
- Local journalism: a story not to be told?
- Women in sport
- Education report card, post-pandemic
- Rights at work and season update
- Marking 25 years of environmental scrutiny: a Committee Corridor special
- A criminal justice system in crisis?
- Does the Human Rights Act need to be reformed?
- Adoption of the children of unmarried mothers from the 1940s-1970s
- Modern Slavery and the UK
- Cost of living crisis: rising food prices, rising debt
- UK path to net zero: a COP 27 special
- Securing the UK's energy future
- Jobs and the workforce
- Committee Corridor: coping with rising energy bills
- The cost of living crisis
- State hostage-taking: Can Parliament help?
- War in Ukraine - the threat to the Baltic states
- The UK’s ‘dirty money’
- Taiwan: democracy in danger
- Continuing crisis in Afghanistan
- The War in Ukraine
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Committee Corridor podcast