May 2018

Chris Philp, Minister for Tech and the Digital Economy, will face questions on how the government plans to regulate and protect influencers

The Northern Ireland Affairs Committee takes evidence from NI Economy Minister Gordon Lyons on UK Government and NI Executive plans for investment in Northern Ireland’s economy.

The Speaker of the House of Commons expressed his sympathy that the Kingdom of the Netherlands had been hit hard by the latest wave of Covid-19, during a meeting with the country’s ambassador to the UK.

The Committee host two evidence sessions to begin their new inquiry.

The House of Lords Sub-Committee on the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland writes to the Foreign Secretary seeking clarity on the EU proposals for medicine supply to Northern Ireland.

Discover what questions, debates and bills are coming up in the House of Lords from the 31 January- 4 February.

The session will explore recommendations and the extent to which they are reflected in the Government’s proposals.

Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee endorses appointment of Sir Jan du Plessis as Chair of the Financial Reporting Council

The Minister of State for Farming, Fisheries and Food will be questioned on the outcome of the annual fisheries negotiations

We speak to Baroness Kidron about her work protecting children online and to Baroness Taylor of Bolton and Lord Dunlop about strengthening the Union.

The session with conclude the Committee's inquiry into airports in Scotland.

The International Agreements Committee (IAC), has launched an inquiry into the UK-India trade negotiations.

The Built Environment Committee has launched its inquiry into public transport in towns and cities in England and is inviting written contributions.

The Speaker urged people to "learn the lessons of the past" as he hosted a special commemoration for Holocaust Memorial Day in the House of Commons.