Commons

PAC report warns of worryingly high consumer energy debt as nation’s electricity prices highest of countries providing comparable data

The UK aid budget will no longer be linked to changes in the UK’s gross national income, instead being given a fixed budget potentially protecting it from spending by other departments, the Government has confirmed.

The Scottish Affairs Committee will examine the future of the Grangemouth oil refinery as part of its inquiry into GB Energy and the net zero transition. 

The Science, Innovation and Technology Committee will question local government, experts and innovators as it continues its inquiry into Innovation, Growth and the Regions.

The Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs, Daniel Zeichner MP, will appear before the EFRA Select Committee, to face MPs’ questions on their thematic inquiries on the future of farming, fairness in the food supply chain, and fisheries and the marine environment.

On Tuesday 8 April in the Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on the persecution of Christians

On Thursday 3 April in the Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on government support for Thames Water

On Thursday 3 April in the Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on waste incinerators

On Tuesday 1 April in the Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on eating disorder awareness

The Chair of the cross-party International Development Committee Chair, Sarah Champion, has responded to the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Spring Statement today.

Out of date tech and poor-quality data put public sector adoption at risk as public trust jeopardised over transparency in use of algorithms

Commenting on the announcement of the Government’s preferred candidate for the next executive chair of Innovate UK.

Planning and Infrastructure Bill: call for evidence

Evidence in this inquiry has revealed the scale of the challenge to create the UK workforce to deliver the Clean Energy Mission and to de-carbonise homes and businesses.

The Business and Trade Committee is today taking the unusual step of asking the Government to ‘reflect and revise’ its response to its January 1st report on finally achieving long-delayed justice and redress for victims of the Post Office Horizon IT scandal – described as the greatest miscarriage of justice in UK history.