February 2018

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee has published the Government’s response to the Committee’s interim report on addressing the legacy of Northern Ireland’s past.

MPs confirm the appointment of Richard Sharp as the new Chair of the BBC Board

How have people in Scotland been affected by the roll-out of Universal Credit and welfare reforms?

Wondering what's happening this week in the House of Commons? From bills to oral questions, our business highlights will keep you on top of everything coming up in the Chamber.

Comments come in response to Supreme Court judgement in the Financial Conduct Authority's business interruption insurance test case

Education explores the scientific evidence behind the decision to close schools during the latest national lockdown

Louise Casey give evidence to the Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee

Brandon Lewis questioned by the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee on the implications of Brexit

What steps could the Government take to reduce the numbers of children who grow up in poverty in the UK?

The EU Services Sub-Committee today invites written contributions to its new inquiry into the future of UK-EU relations on trade in services.

BEIS Secretary of State Kwasi Kwarteng and Alok Sharma, COP 26 President to appear before Committee

Science and Technology Committee publish report "Ageing: Science, Technology and Healthy Living"

MPs to examine lessons from other governments and transport authorities on their responses to the covid-19 pandemic

Committee Chair disappointment over lack of virtual debates while Westminster Hall is closed

The Treasury Committee publishes two reports on the appointments of Antony Jenkins and John Taylor to the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Committee