House of Commons

WEC to question Ministers Bridget Phillipson and Anneliese Dodds on women and equalities issues

MPs on the cross-party Work and Pensions Committee will question Disabilities Minister Sir Stephen Timms on how the Department for Work and Pensions protects vulnerable people engaged with the benefit system.

While lessons learned from past failures in introducing technology, PAC report warns Govt has not assessed likely impact on consumer energy bills of carbon capture programme

Foreign Affairs Committee examines the nature, origins and techniques of foreign disinformation campaigns

The Health and Social Care Committee’s inquiry on Community Mental Health Services gets underway next week with a first evidence session exploring patients’ experiences of accessing services.

A cross-party committee of MPs has today launched an inquiry into how prisons, probation and rehabilitation are delivered in Wales.

Energy Security and Net Zero Committee launches a one-off hearing on the UK’s Industrial Strategy for Clean Power

Transport Committee Chair Ruth Cadbury MP has written a letter to the Government seeking further information on its plans to bring down waiting times for driving test slots.

Report into former HMP Northeye finds expert advice ignored and mistakes repeated

Committee calls on Water Minister to reform social tariffs for people in water poverty following Ofwat price review

A new inquiry by the Treasury Committee will consider the potential impacts of the increased use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in banking, pensions and other financial services

WEC launches new inquiry into female entrepreneurship

The Procedure Committee has launched an inquiry into electronic voting in the House of Commons.

On Tuesday 11 February in Westminster Hall, MPs will hold a debate on the cost of energy

On Thursday 6 February, MPs will hold a debate on Government support for coalfield communities