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UK Parliament

March 2025

Read all the UK Parliament news for March 2025.

Prisons crisis: As justice system faces total gridlock in 2026, PAC calls for rapid action

Failed efforts to increase prison capacity results in endemic overcrowding amid safety risks, increasing violence and hampered rehabilitation efforts

Discover a rarely seen part of the Palace of Westminster this summer

Guided tours of Speaker’s House will be available on Saturdays and selected weekdays this August

Transnational repression: Chloe Cheung and Hossein Abedini evidence sets out risks faced by activists in UK

The session highlighted the risks faced by activists in the UK from hostile actions by foreign governments.

Are social media companies doing enough to moderate harmful content?

The Science, Innovation and Technology Committee will hear from experts in the third session of its inquiry into social media, misinformation and harmful algorithms.

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 11 March 2025

Decisions of the Petitions Committee, 11 March 2025.

SITC Chair writes to Google and OpenAI on issue of AI and copyright

Chi Onwurah, chair of the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee, has written to Google and OpenAI requesting information on their response to the government’s consultation on AI and copyright.

Lords private members' bills in the 2024-25 session

Follow the progress of private members' bills in the House of Lords during the 2024-25 session of Parliament.

Lords Committee announces inquiry on Northern Ireland’s voice in context of Windsor Framework

Northern Ireland Scrutiny Committee launches inquiry

Lords concludes scrutiny of product regulation bill

Members take chance to 'tidy up' text of draft law at third reading. Catch up

Hereditary Peers Bill undergoes scrutiny in the Lords

Attendance, participation and faith representatives on the agenda as detailed scrutiny continues. Catch up

MPs to hold a debate on mental health support in educational settings

On Thursday 13th March, MPs will hold a debate on mental health support in educational settings

‘Don’t forget about disabled people in rail reforms’, Transport Committee warns Minister

The Transport Committee has published a letter to the Rail Minister Lord Hendy regarding the Department for Transport’s recent consultation, ‘A railway fit for Britain’s future’

MPs to hold a debate on the future of farming

On Thursday 13th March, MPs will hold a debate on the future of farming

What's on in the Lords 10-14 March

Discover what's coming up in the House of Lords this week

Steel ‘trade war serves no-one’ – Business and Trade Committee Chair

The Chair of the influential Business and Trade Committee has urged the Government to push to secure tariff exceptions after the US began enforcing higher tariffs across the board on steel.