June 2018

On Thursday 28 November in the Chamber, MPs will hold a debate on freedom of religion in Pakistan.

On Thursday 28 November in the Chamber, MPs will hold a debate on the International status of Taiwan.

Armed Forces Commissioner Bill: call for evidence

Members discussed main objectives of mental health legislation discussed at second reading. Catch up

David Lammy, the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, faces questions for the first time from the Foreign Affairs Committee next Wednesday, at 3.30pm.

The Justice Committee launches its first new inquiry of the Parliament entitled ‘Rehabilitation and resettlement: ending the cycle of reoffending’

Government Bill to regulate football fails to define “English football” – Lords Committee criticises use of delegated powers in the Football Governance Bill

Members discuss inquest reports on the June 2017 London tenement fire. Catch up

The 11th hour agreement reached at COP29 is a mixed bag. On the one hand, the fact that a significant $300 billion has been pledged to support the world’s poorest in tackling the devastating effects of climate change represents real progress.

Today the Foreign Affairs Committee launches an inquiry into the UK’s role in finding a resolution to the long-standing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.

The Communications and Digital Committee publishes its report 'The future of news'.

The President of the Courts of England and Wales and Head of the Judiciary of England and Wales, will take questions from the Justice Committee

Find out what's coming up in the Commons 25-29 November 

The ESNZ committee has written urgently to minister for energy consumers Miatta Fahnbulleh asking her to appear at its hearing in Parliament on the 4 December, after the Government made a sudden announcement overnight of some home heating policy changes and initiatives. 

The cross-party Work and Pensions Committee has today launched its new Pensioner Poverty: challenges and mitigations inquiry.