April 2018

Justice Committee to hear from legal experts on the Post Office (Horizon System) Offences Bill

Culture, Media and Sport Committee publishes Trusted voices report

The first session of this inquiry will start by looking at progress on two reviews of how leadership and patient safety are managed in the NHS

The Education Committee want to hear from people with lived experience of social services as part of their investigation into how the Government could improve children’s social care

Chair of the International Development Committee, Sarah Champion, responds to today’s release of the UK’s latest international development statistics.

Many musicians, actors, writers and visual artists are struggling to make a living due to gaps in copyright protection, lack of support, and unpredictable returns from streaming, MPs warn

The Chair of the Environmental Audit Committee has responded to details announced today of plans to reinvest water company fines directly into water restoration

Dame Caroline Dinenage MP comments on the Prime Minister's announcement

Equity in cricket: ECB must closely monitor Yorkshire to ensure no return to ‘business as usual’, MPs say

Government must clamp down on unregulated canine fertility clinics and unlicensed pet breeders, say MPs

International Development Committee publishes report on disability-inclusive development

Social housing allocation plans - Levelling Up Committee Chair presses Government Minister on proposed ‘UK connection test’

The House of Commons Administration and Parliamentary Digital Service (PDS) have today published pay gap reports including gender and ethnicity figures for pay and bonus payments in 2023

Committee urges Government to hold aviation industry accountable for emissions reductions

In its 20th Report of Session 2023–24, the cross-party House of Lords Secondary Legislation Scrutiny Committee has highlighted concerns about the Government’s plans to increase the income required for British citizens and settled residents to bring a partner to the UK, known as the Minimum Income Requirement (MIR). The report comes after the Committee considered the Home Office’s latest Statement of changes in Immigration Rules (HC 590).