May 2018

Over the next four weeks, the Welsh Affairs Committee will examine several high-profile issues affecting Wales, including cross-border healthcare, rail infrastructure and Holyhead.

On Thursday 23 January in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on United Nations International Day of Education

On Thursday 23 January in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on innovation in the field of rare retinal disease

On Tuesday 13 January in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on the provision of Auditory Verbal Therapy

On Monday 20 January, MPs will hold a debate on financial education

The Health and Social Care Committee has today published the Government’s response to the Committee’s Independent Expert Panel’s evaluation of the Government’s progress on meeting patient safety recommendations.

As leader of the Opposition Kemi Badenoch states that the former Government did not have a plan for growth outside the EU, BTC will question trade and Cabinet Office ministers on the UK-EU trade reset.

Former Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, Sir Alex Younger, will give evidence to the Defence Committee. The Committee will examine the Ministry of Defence’s (MOD’s) contribution towards combatting grey zone threats – threats that fall below the perceived threshold for military action – such as sabotaging undersea cables.

Members discuss the role of nature conservation in combatting global warming. Catch up

Global cohesion, stability and security on Lords agenda. Catch up

Final consideration in the House of Lords on draft law to extend membership of female bishops. Catch up

Today the International Development Committee has published a report on Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.

As disrepair and damage to vehicles from potholes increase, PAC calls out the DfT for not taking its use of public money on local roads sufficiently seriously

Dywedodd Ysgrifennydd Gwladol Cymru mai'r rheilffyrdd oedd ei phrif flaenoriaeth i Gymru, mewn ymddangosiad gerbron y Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig heddiw.

The Scottish Affairs Committee will hold the first evidence session of its inquiry into GB Energy and the net zero transition.